Confused Procrastinator is Frustrated
Giving and sharing are here discussed. How can we ensure that poorer people across the world can share in our bounty?
Confused Procrastinator Thinks About Small Kindnesses
The idea that we get back what we put in is discussed here.
Confused Procrastinator Wants to Make a Difference
Confused Procrastinator looks at the current financial situation in the country and compares it with how people live elsewhere. Now is the time to begin to make a real difference to those in most need in the world. While we, in the UK, suffer, it is nothing compared to suffering in the developing world.
Confused Procrastinator Thinks About Festivals
I am not religiously aligned. I do not believe in anything which has caused me to espouse any religious cause. So at seasons like this I feel a bit out of it, really. Of course, like any other normal human being, I love giving.
Thought of the Day
You become the solution for you. Don’t point to another person and say “Now you owe me and you need to give me more.” Instead, give more to yourself. Take time off to give to yourself, and in a sense to fill yourself up to fullness, to where now you can overflow in giving. Charles ...
Confused Procrastinator Muses On Giving
Giving doesn’t always have to be about money. Giving of yourself can make as big a difference.
Random Acts of Kindness – The Joy of Giving
Writer and peace activist Anne Herbert apparently wrote on a restaurant placemat, “Practice random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty”. What a beautiful notion – that we habitually practice random acts of kindness….
An Epiphany on Oxford Street
In the throng of Christmas shoppers on London’s Oxford Street, Rosemarie Sellers meets a stranger who reminds her about the nature of true giving and confirms for her that it is not just about the lavish gifts we buy for family and friends but resides more deeply in the compassion we have for each other wherever we connect …
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