Running Out Of Stories To Tell Or Read?

When sometimes the words THANK YOU is not enough and you want to give something special to somebody who gave you a particular gift. Others cannot afford a beautiful expensive gift nor cannot give a cash instead there are other means of GIVING.

There is no particular occasion but you give or donate slightly used clothes, bed linens, blanket, jacket or sweaters and shoes.

There are some people who wont like what you have donated because of some familiar reasons that they want brand name products. These people would rather wear designer clothing and shoes plus accessories. Then you'll see these people frequently visiting the charitable organization or thrift shop. Do you think they are just too shy to accept slightly used clothing and shoes? Let me tell you there are rich people who frequently buy their clothes at thrift shop. They call this type of thrift shop as VINTAGE shop. Nothing wrong with thrift shop. Nothing's wrong with vintage shop. Those clothes that were slightly used were the same new clothes in the department stores where hundreds of customers have tried to fit in anyway. That it's best to wash-clean the clothes you bought from vintage stores, thrift shop or department stores from the mall before you wear them. Dry clean those clothes if necessary.

That's why, it's better to donate those clothing, shoes and accessories to the thrift shop and let those people pay for whatever products they would like to wear. Choices. There are human beings who are snotty, upstarts or maybe they are just embarrassed to accept second-hand from the giver but not  ashamed to be seen at the second-hand store at least they are paying and helping the community. Maybe that's the good idea right there.

I know that some of my blogfriends are running out of stories to tell their readers that underwear: briefs and panties become a focus of their story lately. Please do not give away used underwear. Por delicadeza. Give NEW panties or briefs only!

Um, what have you done for me lately?

Woodcarvings At Frank James Park

 The Scarecrow

 

 The Inuit and the seals

 

 The Octopus

 

Well it's me here sitting on the wooden chair, admiring their artistry. Creative artists and woodcarvers made those carvings at the Frank James Park for the annual event TRANSFORMATIONS ON THE SHORE.

I wont mind if they will give me the dining set or picnic set with those octopus carved design. Ha ha ha just kidding!

I'm waiting for the event president and coordinators to sell T-shirts, postcards, and baseball caps with octopus design or any souvenir items to expand their business venture.

You know they can do better just like the Butterfly World.

Oh my! I'm so frank again.