3)  Often when grocery shopping, upon leaving the market, a person in need sometimes asks for a donation. I smile and give them God’s blessing in the way of a few dollars. Two other blessings have recently occurred. One is a plan, the other was just an awareness. The awareness was a lady purchasing $2.00 of gasoline. She was crying. The amount would not get her home. I filled her tank. That filled her heart. Good deed done. Now, back to the grocery store. As I stand in line at the mostly Hispanic store, I look at the person in front of me and behind me. If God directs, and this takes divine guidance, I offer to pay for their groceries as well as mine. When the motive is right, the result is a blessing.
L - AZ

2)  We took a mentaly handicaped girl fishing today.  No fish, warm sun, great echo's, good day.
     G & S -  AZ

1)  I anonymously gave gifts for a week to family in need. They still have no idea who did it.
     J - WA

DAY 1

December 2009