Written in response to this week’s Haiku Horizons prompt of ‘clear’:
My conscience is clear
But I am not innocent
The Lord shall judge me
Written in response to this week’s Haiku Horizons prompt of ‘clear’:
My conscience is clear
But I am not innocent
The Lord shall judge me
I love it when stuff like this happens: one person’s Random Act of Kindness rippling out, and out, and out . . .
When I posted yesterday and offered free lunch for people by putting $100 on a Subway card, I had no idea what people would do with it.
You can view yesterday’s post here.
The balance dropped as I watched the transactions online, people around the country getting free subway, it was so exciting to watch!
And then, one guy, walked into subway waihi, and as well as enjoying a sub, decided to top up the card by another $100!!
People kept doing this! In fact, over $230 got topped up, meaning over $330 of subway being available for people for free!
It was an amazing day and I’m so grateful. If you have any doubt, friends believe me today; people, are awesome!
Here’s some of the messages I received yesterday, and a few of many more stories I heard.
Thanks so much for getting involved!
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Written following this week’s Daily Post writing challenge for Tanka poetry:
The fool folds his hands,
In envy of his neighbour,
Choosing idleness –
His envy is meaningless,
Like chasing after the wind
– inspired by Ecclesiastes 4:4-6