We are the local Yankees in the neighborhood down here and we must own the only snow shovel in the whole neighborhood. So we haven't had power, but we've stayed warm by sh
oveling the snow starting in our driveway and then our neighbors on our dead end hillside street and then for the mile long country neighborhood with a hundred houses packed in between cotton field and pastures.
We also drug away the downed trees and limbs so when the weather improves enough to go out, there won't be any obstacles. It will also help when the power crews come so they can get to the problems faster.
It felt so great to be able to help our neighbors. After all, it was only a few days of hard labor in the end.
oveling the snow starting in our driveway and then our neighbors on our dead end hillside street and then for the mile long country neighborhood with a hundred houses packed in between cotton field and pastures.We also drug away the downed trees and limbs so when the weather improves enough to go out, there won't be any obstacles. It will also help when the power crews come so they can get to the problems faster.
It felt so great to be able to help our neighbors. After all, it was only a few days of hard labor in the end.
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- Posted by k3lly83
- Jul 15, 2018
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rapumpkim wrote: What a really big nice thing to do. I'm sure it was greatly appreciated by someone. Maybe someone who isn't capable of doing it themselves( although it would have be nice if those who could helped some ). Keep being people who help regardless. You make the world a better place ☺ðŸ‘ðŸ‘
melnotes wrote: Well done and what a great help that would have been for everyone :) thank you for your kindness.
sandyremillar wrote: normally there is the doer in the community and others watch. I too was the doer....lucky us we have the stamina to do what we feel we should!
mish wrote: Wow..you are awesome...bless. It's been a tough winter weather-wise for many & so many opportunities for kindness between neighbors here where we live..everyone here shares shoveling...glad you are one of the kindness sharers...hopefully your actions will motivate others to pitch in. Well done by you.
SeaMar67 wrote: WOW! Way to go!!!
mindyjourney wrote: Thank you so much for all of your kind assistance!!! Many seeds of kindness planted, underneath all that snow :)). Blessings of better weather soon, my friend.
xenahugs wrote: Thank you so much for all the work you did. It really was such a lovely Kindness. Thank you.
terre wrote: I can't believe no one came out to help or to even offer a hot drink or something. Maybe they've learned and will do so in the future (if this weather happens again). Thank you for your willingness to help.
