Patriots Win

What a close game! We're all wondering the same thing, WHY did Wilson throw the ball when Lynch was in the back?!! Malcolm Butler's goal line interception won the game for the Patriots in the last 20 seconds of the game, bringing the final score 28-24. Close call for both teams. What a hard loss to swallow for the Seahawks. If I was Marshawn Lynch, I'd be throwing more than skittles at their offensive coordinators face. After their come back win against the Packers in over time, I didn't really think they deserved their place in the Superbowl, but what are you going to do?! 

(AP Photo/ Charlie Riedel)

Can we talk about this crazy play! Seahawks Jermaine Kearse goes up to catch the ball when he ends up in a juggling act before finally securing the catch, LUCKY!

Have y'all seen the graphic picture from when Jeremy Lane's breaks his arm in the first quarter. Poor guy, makes my stomach hurt! As the Patriots take home their 2015 Superbowl title, they'll be adding to their three other NFL championship titles including 2001, 2003, and 2004. 

Navy Seal Chris Kyle: Most American's Don't Understand War

Here's a video I found online of Chris Kyle talking about his book and the reasons behind why he published the book "American Sniper". Kyle comes off as a humble down to earth man. He loved God, he loved his country, and he loved his family. Most importantly, he loved to protect his brothers on the battlefront. The one thing Kyle missed most about being active duty was the brotherhood. That close bond of knowing that the man next to you is not only family, but he has your back and you have his. Kyle wanted to raise awareness to combat and the truth behind what soldiers really go through. 

 "I don't care if you've served one year or thirty-five years, you've served your country and you did an honorable job whether you were at piece or at war, you put it out there and you were willing to sign that blank check up to and including your life"-Kyle. Show them thank you in more ways that are helpful than saying "thank you". Show them you're thankful by going out of your way to do something in return for them. Offer to babysit, mow their lawn, etc. Acts of kindness are how we need to start thanking those who serve and protect our country. 

Everyday our soilders are overseas fighting for our freedom. Lets ensure they have the best gear, the best equipment, biggest support, care packages and whatever else they need to see another day, and to return home from another deployment. And lets not forget about our veterans and soldiers who are state side and recovering from past deployments. 

Ways you can help our men and women:

Donations, Packages, Letters http://www.supportasoldier.us/our-sponsors/

Adopt A Soldier http://adoptaussoldier.org

Give Back http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org