What is one charitable act that you've done to help others during this Coronavirus pandemic?
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Post_ShockTherapy_MackDaddy
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Only you could take a thread about helping others during difficult times and completely ruin it by being a horse’s ass. Congratulations, I think.
Sounds like your toilet paper sharing undertaking ain't working out so well
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Reading through this makes me realize I should do more. Good work here by the board. Reinforces the impressions I’ve made of the members here.
I haven’t done much other try to support businesses as much as I can. Getting takeout, over tipping, etc. Little things like thanking clerks at the market. Continuing to pay for a gym membership that I can’t use. Hopefully that helps them pay the bills.
I need to step up my game.
I haven’t done much other try to support businesses as much as I can. Getting takeout, over tipping, etc. Little things like thanking clerks at the market. Continuing to pay for a gym membership that I can’t use. Hopefully that helps them pay the bills.
I need to step up my game.
My wife and I gave our 2400 to different charities. We also are helping our neighbors who are out of work with food.
I think we all can step up our game a little. That’s why I thought this was a great thread by ChiTown. It’s a perfect way to compare notes and maybe pick up a few ideas from other posters that we hadn’t considered before.
If everyone picked 1 additional act that they liked in the list and added it to what they are currently doing, it could really make a big difference.
I gave $500 to someone in Wuhan who lost two family members and was in dire shape financially. I had hoped to give $500 to a needy student in Nanchang, but the professor that I know there didn't think it was a good idea, most probably because tuition is very low at Chinese universities.
I had offered help to the family of my deceased wife in Wuhan, but they said they didn't need it. I expect that there are one or two people that could use the help but they are too proud to take it. Once they hear of me giving to strangers, they will probably accept it.
I had offered help to the family of my deceased wife in Wuhan, but they said they didn't need it. I expect that there are one or two people that could use the help but they are too proud to take it. Once they hear of me giving to strangers, they will probably accept it.
I really can’t figure out if this counts. My plumber friend just went Back to work. He is fixing the local YMCA pool and needed to dive. He wanted to borrow my dive stuff. I knew he didn’t dive so I volunteered. Not a hard job, but the water is 62. Which is cold. Any way first part of
The job is done.
The local cheap diver would charge $250 minimum. Right now I m working for beer.
The job is done.
The local cheap diver would charge $250 minimum. Right now I m working for beer.
A friend fell from a ladder, he is home construction, no insurance, I donated to his Go fund me page. Large family with Children. I have not seen him inn years but a great person.
Nice of you. I recently read an article headlined, “Things You Need To Stop Doing Once You Turn Sixty.” #1 on the list: climb ladders.
There’s a leak in a pipe outside the pool. Instead of draining the pool, we had to plug in the drain pipe to keep the water in the pool Plug in place so they can fix whatever. Waiting on parts to reverse the process
I did find a wedding ring in the filter so there’s that. If I wear a size 8? Ring. This is at least a 20. Refrigerator Perry size
I work in Chambersburg. My wife and me are Salvation Army officers, as posted in the what do you do thread.
Fella believes that he is God, or at least the center of the universe, in case you couldn't guess.
Post_ShockTherapy_MackDaddy
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I am the King of the Pastafarians. The flying spaghetti monster dwells within me. It is his words I speak.
Shrinkage issues? Be careful when you first step out of the pool.
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This is going to sound weird, but I sent packets of yeast to a friend in State College, because she could not find them any anywhere. My local Shop Rite had 2 packets, so I bought them and sent them to her in the mail yesterday. She makes breads and such for her elderly parents who live somewhere west of Pine Grove Mills, so I was happy to send them to her.
I guess we are now a country of bread bakers.
I guess we are now a country of bread bakers.
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