make a difference in someone's life

I helped my friend Missy Mae for her mom’s operation today. It wasn’t a lot but then I hope that it helped somehow.

His dad had stroke. I contributed some money because I fully understand his predicament (like what happened to my aunt). I hope his dad gets well soon.

Rachel and I have overheard that the 4 kids that Marvin is training work as cement mixers in the daytime. They earn P100 each for a whole day of labor. No wonder that they’re short for their height and rather underdeveloped. I thought they’re just 9 years old but I was shocked to know that they’re already about 13 and 15!

Marvin tried to help these kids. They’re being trained to climb for free.

I was impressed by the development of these kids. These kids started climbing just a month ago but they were strong and technically adept.

Too bad they’ve not gone to school. Marvin is ranting that their dad is just a trike driver and his kids do harder work than him.

Rachel and I have a plan. We’re going to help these kids. We’ll allot a time during weekends to teach these kids.

Maybe life would be a lot more fulfilling if we help other people, won’t it?

I gave somewhat a significant amount of money to our former maid. It was intended for her children’s school expenses. She was very thankful and happy.

I would like to continue this. Nothing compares to the rewards of giving (the feeling is a reward itself, I guess).