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robinlynne Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Dec-06-08 03:35 PM
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28. There was a time when my brother didn't have enough food, and would not accept help.
because he didn't want to admit he needed it. I simply went to the grocery store, loaded up the car, and took it over. The smile went from ear to ear. I picked out what I like, bought big quantities (at costco), and drove it to his house. Noone would refuse a gift like that. if several of us pitch in $5.00 apiece, you can buy an amazing amount of food at costco with $100.00.
i'll pitch in. Don't have extra money but $5.00 X 20 people would certainly help and enable you to do a big shopping!
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