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Happy New Year!


--by cabbage, posted Feb 10, 2023
We continued our family holiday tradition--baking, cooking and distributing everything to friends, neighbors and those in need. Christmas eve and new year's eve both fell on saturdays so got to have my boys helping me at the soup kitchen too--what a blessing!
We`ve also been able to give lots of treats to lots of folks. One person I don't know that well has been caregiving for a relative in the hospital so we have been bringing food for her each week. Each day we visited elderly friends, and checked in with those who are far away. We relished all the connections we have made over the years and talked to old friends.
Also, in our area it has been flooding so we are going to help fill sandbags for the next bout of storm coming this week. So thankful for nature---dug and planted potatoes, greens, and beans....right before the rains came.
I also wrote a card of gratitude to a relative and dropped a note to a nice lady in the neighborhood.
Wishing all of you a very happy, healthy and peaceful New Year! Sending lots of love to all. Gratitude for all of you and the kindness you spread in the world!
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pluto178 wrote: Gratitude for you x
Helenconnell2 wrote: Thank you for spreading so much kindness.
unknown wrote: You are amazing! 💗
Mish wrote: May 2023 shower you & your loved ones with a bounty of blessings…you are true souls of Service. 🙏
mindyjourney wrote: I was wondering if some of our ServiceSpace friends had been affected by the flooding. Please continue to take care and thank YOU for your love and Light 😊
Rajni wrote: You are doing a wonderful job of helping others in many ways. May God continue to bless and help you in whatever you do, Thanks.

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