You have noticed I took some time off from writing........ to be honest I am not sure I can pinpoint the reason as to why. I love writing but sometimes find it utterly draining. Until I see the finish product and then somehow a recharge is born. Maybe that is the way it is for all writers or maybe not.
Today is December the 2, 2018 the first day of Chanukah. A wonderful time to celebrate, reflect and embrace. It is such a grand time of year with all the holidays and new possibilities. This time of year should also be a time of year we give back more than ever. It is a tragic the amount of veterans and non veterans that are living on the streets with no roof, no food, no love, nobody and nothing. How can humans be left behind and forgotten about? I truly do not understand. Probably never will. Which is why it is an important part of life that we ALL give back in some way. There are so many ways to help. Sometimes we do not think we can make a difference, we think we have to do massive things to make a change. But that is not quite the case, it is amazing what a can of food can do, one simple can or more, the act of kindness is contagious. The more we spread around the better the world will be. Each of us are empowered with more helping ability then we live up to. Help others. It is simple. Help. If you think you are to busy or to broke then think again. We have many riches greater then we even see. Take the chance to help someone and it will surprise you to see that you actually recieve way more. There is something so human about helping and putting someone else's diar needs before what we have going on in our own life. Take a step back from your world, look at it, dissect it. Hopefully you will see you have some space in your world to help another. We all need love we all need someone who cares and most of homeless have NOTHING even close. Not to mention the necessity of food. Simple steps. It takes very little to help. Enjoy your holidays and get yourself out there and find out where you can donate food, cloths, toys anything. Soup kitchens always need help. Enjoy ...........
Below is a link that might help
https://money.howstuffworks.com/economics/volunteer/opportunities/volunteer-at-soup-kitchen1.htm
Today is December the 2, 2018 the first day of Chanukah. A wonderful time to celebrate, reflect and embrace. It is such a grand time of year with all the holidays and new possibilities. This time of year should also be a time of year we give back more than ever. It is a tragic the amount of veterans and non veterans that are living on the streets with no roof, no food, no love, nobody and nothing. How can humans be left behind and forgotten about? I truly do not understand. Probably never will. Which is why it is an important part of life that we ALL give back in some way. There are so many ways to help. Sometimes we do not think we can make a difference, we think we have to do massive things to make a change. But that is not quite the case, it is amazing what a can of food can do, one simple can or more, the act of kindness is contagious. The more we spread around the better the world will be. Each of us are empowered with more helping ability then we live up to. Help others. It is simple. Help. If you think you are to busy or to broke then think again. We have many riches greater then we even see. Take the chance to help someone and it will surprise you to see that you actually recieve way more. There is something so human about helping and putting someone else's diar needs before what we have going on in our own life. Take a step back from your world, look at it, dissect it. Hopefully you will see you have some space in your world to help another. We all need love we all need someone who cares and most of homeless have NOTHING even close. Not to mention the necessity of food. Simple steps. It takes very little to help. Enjoy your holidays and get yourself out there and find out where you can donate food, cloths, toys anything. Soup kitchens always need help. Enjoy ...........
Below is a link that might help
https://money.howstuffworks.com/economics/volunteer/opportunities/volunteer-at-soup-kitchen1.htm
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