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Boy, 5, sends stuffed dinosaur to soldier dad in Iraq, melts hearts: ‘I’m crying’

Por: New York Post Life August 15, 2023

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A young boy’s beloved dinosaur plush has been deployed to keep his father company on tour in Iraq. And in return, the U.S. Army sergeant documented the animal’s embedded “adventures” while overseas. In an effort to “keep his dad safe” from 6,000 miles away, 5-year-old Waylon Holmes mailed his father, David, the lime-green stuffed animal around the world, a difficult possession to part with considering Dino hadn’t left Waylon’s... + full article



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