The news has reported that the food pantry's are struggling to feed the hungry a Thanksgiving meal. It is a darn shame that the rich people who wish to give some food to the poor people, just cannot seem to get it there. Whether it be, the servants did not show up, the limo driver called in sick, the cook prepared only enough for the household, or what have you. It is just a darn shame that they cannot get that food to the pantries, to feed the hungry. You know that when they go shopping, they always have enough. And then, they invite their friends over, who also have enough. And those rich people; they have good hearts, cause you know that they want to help, but they just cannot get that food to the hungry. And I bet the poor people would come to get it, if they could get there. It might even bother the rich people during their Thanksgiving meal, to think that others would like to be eating like they are, but cannot, because the food never got to them.
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About Me
- Janylee McGlinchy
- I am a Christian woman of God. I was given the gift of a child to raise, and I am thankful for being chosen to be a mother. I am a published author. I write poetry and stories, meditations and reflections. I offer my writing as a gift to the world, though I long for the day that I will be published for royalties. I have three compilations of poetry and stories titled Heartstrings. I have letters published in several newspapers along the East coast. I am passionate about writing. I come from a family of writers in Maine. I am related to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Edna St. Vincent Millay. I write from the heart. I am an old fashioned gal and sentimental lady. The rivers are wide and deep. I work hard at trying to capture the emotions behind my writing. And because I love words ardently, as Emily Dickinson did, I have wept over my own writing. I am a romantic poet and I still believe in the fairy tale romance. I am also passionate about helping the poor and needy. I can often be found ministering to the homeless. And if I had only two coins, I would give them away, because it is greater to give than to receive.
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