A serious story from a writer who specialises in humour – it will both warm your heart and inspire you.
Norah Colvin
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A serious story from a writer who specialises in humour – it will both warm your heart and inspire you.
Norah Colvin 
Thanks Geoff and Norah for sharing this. Any small gesture of kindness is ALWAYS so appreciated by the receiver – we can ALL do something no matter how small or large.
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I’m pleased you enjoyed Geoff’s story, Susan. I thought it a good one to share.
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Heart-warming on this cold day. I can only imagine… RT
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We are fortunate that that’s all we need to do. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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Wonderful story from Geoff, Norah!
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Thanks, Jennie. I’m pleased you agree. 🙂
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You’re welcome! 🙂
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a good read Norah, makes me very grateful that we have more regular services here for our homeless but that doesn’t make their life any easier …
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Thanks, Kate. While our services are good, there are still too many homeless and suffering the disadvantage of poverty. Every thing we can do helps. 🙂
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absolutely Norah I have been involved for decades now … with each move my involvement takes a different turn but our public housing situation is abysmal 😦
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Your contribution is extremely valuable, Kate. That you spread positive messages through your blog also makes a huge difference to many lives. You may never know just how far your ripples travel, but know that they do. xx
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how very kind of you to say so Norah, really appreciate that 🙂
But you know I have met some real characters when I help out … met one very famous actors father who was a gifted artist but a drifter. You get to see another side of many peoples family and life 🙂
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I’m sure it widens your perspective on life, Kate.
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many things have done that Norah, including too much travel 🙂
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Too much? Is that possible? I’ve done so little.
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I have done far too much, but then I started young … I worked three jobs to save up and did more than 30 countries in the first 18 months … then I kept it up for many years.
I’d prefer to settle but seems without my patch of earth there are obstacles …
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Wow! You are a well-travelled traveller. 🙂
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Lived in five different countries, three continents … too much 🙂
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It must have been fun at the time?
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I was always up for adventure 🙂
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A post worthy of sharing indeed! I found myself thinking about it throughout the day and it featured in a dream last night ………..
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Thank you, Pauline. I’m pleased you thought so too. Helping relieve the homeless situation in which many find themselves is a wonderful dream.
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Ha, you had me fooled, Norah, as I didn’t see straight away that this wasn’t you!
All the best for 2019. Popping over to Geoff’s place now.
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Sorry to confuse you, Anne. That wasn’t my intention. I hope you enjoyed Geoff’s article.
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Thank you for the kind words Norah.
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You are welcome, Geoff.
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