It was very kind of you to share, even though you did not have much. It will be repaid to you in kind, I believe this to be true. You are truly a good person.
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Thank you for your words. I believe that also but that sure isn't why we do it. Jan
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Originally Posted by zoeytoo
Adding, giving to a food pantry each time we get monthly groceries would be a way to reach out to people too proud to ask on the streets. |
Originally Posted by shnnn
Originally Posted by zoeytoo
Adding, giving to a food pantry each time we get monthly groceries would be a way to reach out to people too proud to ask on the streets. |
Originally Posted by ptquilts
Originally Posted by shnnn
Originally Posted by zoeytoo
Adding, giving to a food pantry each time we get monthly groceries would be a way to reach out to people too proud to ask on the streets. |
It sounds like your gift went to a legit person. You never said she asked for the money or was holding a sign. There was a guy in Lincoln, NE that stood at an intersection near 56th and Hwy 2 with a sign "will work for food". I saw him there several different times. Once when a cop car came near he took off running and got into a brand new pick up and drove away!
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iowabelle....good on ya!!! Sometimes we need to "listen" to that little voice...AND pay attention. ;)
We don't have a lot of homeless people here, but there are some. A couple of weeks ago, on my way to a quilting day, I passed a fellow looking much as you described this young woman. My quilting day is the one day each month that I treat myself to a Starbucks. That day I got two coffees...one for me and one for him. Plus a scone for him. He was so thankful, I knew it was appreciated. And it lifted my heart to know I had made his day a little easier. Patti |
I think you did great.
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