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I love these sort of stories. I love when someone has come from humble times and then is granted the ultimate wish as if from a fairy god mother and life is never the same as it was before. This man who had to endure the hardest living there is will now recieve this inheritance that will provide him with all the comforts of the world. No more wet, stinky, dirty, hopeless living for him! It's hard to stay positive and to believe that good things will happen to you when you live on the streets.
Earlier today I had passed a man who stands on this one corner in Santa Fe, NM, right down from the famous Harry's Roadhouse and he isn't there always but I guess when the need comes, but he stands with a sign that says WILL WORK. It took me months to figuring out what his sign said because he looks pretty clean cut and I just assumed for the longest time that it was a message, like he was an activist. It was a surprise to me that it was a sign of in need. And today I saw him after not seeing him for months and I decided when I start making some money I want to save to give him a big chunk of money because It takes SO MUCH to be able to stand there and look into each car and ask for help, to be vulnerable. How absolutely humbling! Yet he holds himself in such high esteem. He's a hero to me! And just today that thought came to me how I can't wait to be able to help this man and to show him that people do care and I got such a happy feeling inside at the thought of giving him that message. It made me so excited to go and manifest some money so I can give him the surprise of his life. And then hours later I read this article:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2011/06/18/national/a122452D76.DTL&tsp=1
I love these sort of stories. I love when someone has come from humble times and then is granted the ultimate wish as if from a fairy god mother and life is never the same as it was before. This man who had to endure the hardest living there is will now recieve this inheritance that will provide him with all the comforts of the world. No more wet, stinky, dirty, hopeless living for him! It's hard to stay positive and to believe that good things will happen to you when you live on the streets.
Earlier today I had passed a man who stands on this one corner in Santa Fe, NM, right down from the famous Harry's Roadhouse and he isn't there always but I guess when the need comes, but he stands with a sign that says WILL WORK. It took me months to figuring out what his sign said because he looks pretty clean cut and I just assumed for the longest time that it was a message, like he was an activist. It was a surprise to me that it was a sign of in need. And today I saw him after not seeing him for months and I decided when I start making some money I want to save to give him a big chunk of money because It takes SO MUCH to be able to stand there and look into each car and ask for help, to be vulnerable. How absolutely humbling! Yet he holds himself in such high esteem. He's a hero to me! And just today that thought came to me how I can't wait to be able to help this man and to show him that people do care and I got such a happy feeling inside at the thought of giving him that message. It made me so excited to go and manifest some money so I can give him the surprise of his life. And then hours later I read this article:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2011/06/18/national/a122452D76.DTL&tsp=1
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