Hello from New Hampshire
05-09-2010, 08:13 AM
#22
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What a marvelous thing for you and your friends to do.
Don't forget your local Police and Fire departments, (and Red Cross)
they are the first responders and they should have quilts to give to
traumatized folks. It will make them feel that they are not alone in their
pain and fear.
And there are Women's places where they can get themselves and
children free from brutal men, a quilt to hide in would make them
feel so much better.
Don't forget homeless shelters, this is horrible but the homeless
are growing in number, and lots of them are merely decent folks
who were one pay check away from losing everything they had.
Knowing that concerned folks would spend the time making them
quilts might help them feel better about their futures.
Don't forget your local Police and Fire departments, (and Red Cross)
they are the first responders and they should have quilts to give to
traumatized folks. It will make them feel that they are not alone in their
pain and fear.
And there are Women's places where they can get themselves and
children free from brutal men, a quilt to hide in would make them
feel so much better.
Don't forget homeless shelters, this is horrible but the homeless
are growing in number, and lots of them are merely decent folks
who were one pay check away from losing everything they had.
Knowing that concerned folks would spend the time making them
quilts might help them feel better about their futures.
05-09-2010, 01:43 PM
#25
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: New Hampshire
Posts: 3,699
Originally Posted by Ramona Byrd
What a marvelous thing for you and your friends to do.
Don't forget your local Police and Fire departments, (and Red Cross)
they are the first responders and they should have quilts to give to
traumatized folks. It will make them feel that they are not alone in their
pain and fear.
And there are Women's places where they can get themselves and
children free from brutal men, a quilt to hide in would make them
feel so much better.
Don't forget homeless shelters, this is horrible but the homeless
are growing in number, and lots of them are merely decent folks
who were one pay check away from losing everything they had.
Knowing that concerned folks would spend the time making them
quilts might help them feel better about their futures.
Don't forget your local Police and Fire departments, (and Red Cross)
they are the first responders and they should have quilts to give to
traumatized folks. It will make them feel that they are not alone in their
pain and fear.
And there are Women's places where they can get themselves and
children free from brutal men, a quilt to hide in would make them
feel so much better.
Don't forget homeless shelters, this is horrible but the homeless
are growing in number, and lots of them are merely decent folks
who were one pay check away from losing everything they had.
Knowing that concerned folks would spend the time making them
quilts might help them feel better about their futures.
You have some very good ideas about giving quilts locally. I will keep them in mind.
Luv cats and quilts
05-09-2010, 01:43 PM
#26
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Location: New Hampshire
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Originally Posted by nannya54
Welcome from Nebraska who's daughter and 5 grandchildren live in New Hampshire. Wish I were there!
Luv cats and quilts
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