I agree, Harry. Many of our luxuries are possible for others to have as well, all around the globe, if only we could all address the injustices of this world. I appreciate the books and information you share to help enlighten us on making the world a more equitable place.

The contrast is almost too much when I really think about it. My heart and prayers go out to those who are enduring such tragedies day in and day out while I sit here in my warm house and with a full belly. 🙁 May we not take these blessings for granted. Merry Christmas to you too, sweet Paula.

Yes we’re privileged to be able to treat a power failure or an internet outage as a temporary inconvenience. Everyone else everywhere else on the plant should have the same privilege.

Oh my, Donna. I can’t imagine those living conditions you endured. It’s so easy for me to take both the small and large conveniences here for granted. But people all over the world get by with much less, and still are able to find contentment. May I learn to do likewise. Thank you for sharing this, friend.

Joining you in prayer, Jennifer…

And unfortunately I need to put my minor inconvenience into perspective more often!

Oh, wow. What a poignant story, Tina! That puzzle will be such a tangible reminder to you from here on out. Thanks for sharing it here!

Great attitude, Anita. I needed to hear that. We can’t do it all, but we can do something. And even our small thing may feel big to someone in need.

You’re so right, Joanne. I can’t imagine what they endure on any given day…