Ho! Ho! Ho! Everyone.
Sadly another 10 days have passed and we now have only 60 more days to Christmas.
Sadly, this blog is ignored or if anyone does happen to look in to see what else Santa has they leave very quickly.
I can only say that I can't help but be saddened that only a few people have thought it worth the effort to make a small difference to a child's life this Christmas. Unfortunately by ignoring this growing problem, it doesn't go away. More and more children every year face a Christmas that has No hope.
In my travels I see these children every day. I see the hurt and pain on their faces. I see their trembling hands. I see the fear of the unknown. It hurts me to see such innocent children through no fault of their own living the way they do. They deserve more.
I want to thank the few who have helped so far. You know who you are and so do I and I am very thankful to each of you. Rest assured that even if nothing else happens here then I will still do my best to help as many children as I can personally to have a small amount of happiness on the most special day of the year. It is worth it to see the small twinkle in their sad little eyes and to know that I have made a difference.
We still have 60 days. Will you help? There is still time.
As always,
Santa ô¿ô
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4 comments:
Hi Santa,
yes we should help needy children and those less fortunate than ourselves, not just at Christmas but all year round.
We have a shoebox collection, which we fill with toys, clothes, dried and tinned foods to help and is very successful.
There is another Blogging Hits The Mark award for this blog at http://grottynosh.wordpress.com/2007/10/29/more-awards-2/
Colin
Thank you so much Colin
Santa,
We do a shoebox collection for kids in third world countries. I also donate new children's books to the Christmas Basket program locally. Along with that I donate clothes and canned food. So my donations are local.
Blessings to you for trying to raise money for needy children. Please visit my blog and find out how you can Be A Blessing This Christmas
Oh Santa this is so very very true. And I hate to see you so discouraged.
It doesn't take very much money or time to give a needy child a wonderful day and memory.
Hugs,
Jackie
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