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Old 12-27-2014, 06:39 AM
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I have always believed in helping out all that I can .. Usually with something sewn or quilted. It does the heart good ! Does the soul even better !!

Thanks for the post; it was very heartwarming !!!
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Thanks for sharing this beautiful story! Yep gets you all warm and fuzzy inside and the stress can be left out in the cold.
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A great story. Christmas is all about love.
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Old 12-27-2014, 09:28 AM
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Beautiful!
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Old 12-27-2014, 10:20 AM
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Great story! Happy new Year!
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Old 12-27-2014, 10:20 AM
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Wonderful story! This is what Christmas is all about. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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Old 12-27-2014, 03:22 PM
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what a wonderful, heartwarming story.
Just so happy to help out a bit, and that made the day or year
for those kids. a little bit of kindness went so far for those kids.
and I bet the parents were speechless from the kindness too.
great Christmas story.
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Old 12-28-2014, 05:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Mousie View Post
hi, it's your mousiest friend again.
Remember the mouse who's
mother made a quilt for mousie's oldest brother?
(and she's legally blind?)
I talked to her on the phone today and she said she had one
of the best Christmases in years.
We were not able to go visit in person, but keep in touch
by phone often.
My niece and a friend Melissa live near by my mother and
help watch out for her.
They took some gifts to her and told her about a poor
family they were taking some gifts to, bc the children didn't
even have a Christmas tree!
My mother was already going along for lunch and said she
would like to give the children something also.
She had made some medium sized pillows and just happened
to have two pillowcases,
one for a boy and one for a girl: perfect!
She didn't know that these kids lived just down the road.
The children didn't know they were having visitors.
Melissa is a very sweet, caring person and gifted the little boy
with a Nintendo. He was over the moon!
The little girl had wished for some charter books, bc even at 6
years old, she is very bright and loves to read.
There were some other smaller things and my mother gifted
them with her self made pillows and cases.
These children were ecstatic!
They didn't own pillows to sleep on
They hugged everybody five times.
My mother said, "This is what Christmas is all about."
My mom, my niece and Melissa went about the rest of their day
and had a wonderful time at lunch and played games at my
mom's house later.
She said it was a Christmas to remember and she slept last night
better than she had in a good while.
A good story shared, spreads the warm and fuzzies.
I wasn't there, but I was blessed by the sharing.
I hope you all had a Merry Christmas too.
God bless, charity is one of His greatest commandments
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Mousie: Thank you for sharing. What a beautiful story and your mother, Bless her. Happy, Healthy New Year to you and your family.
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Loved your story. As much as every child needs or wants a toy for christmas, pillows and cases and nice warm P.J.s are always loved and treasured by kids that are in need and they last longer. I make hats and mittens and send them to a place.Yes give at least one toy by all means but I think TOOO much attention on toys toys toys. I just saw on the news about a lady that collects new pj's every year and distributes them to kids on foster care and they love them..
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