Even the 4th of July, few kids have a clue. I've been odd ever since...well ever since.. OK I was born that way OK. At age ten I asked if we could make it a policy to hand make every gift so It would have some meaning. I think greed is the big one here as said before.
I don't have $500.00 to set a family up, but I do some private helping all year long to some one that has had bad luck. I wore those shoes for a while, and to proud to ask for help.
I'm so blessed to live in a small town in the mid west. I always knew I would have basic food and shelter, that is a comfort indeed.
While making funeral arrangments for my father I asked mom to see the big picture and keep it as cheap as possible. (Funeral directors are indeed good salemen) Then take the differance in price and place a envelope between a door and screen x-mas eve if she wanted to give dad his type of send off.
I do maintain giving can be as simple as removing snow for a elderly person free of charge, raking their lawn etc.
So in conclusion, I think we should all feel sorry for those who do not understand what a true good feeling is all about.
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