5 bags full

Here is what I have been up to. I took over a load of books to the
local Library in a couple of my grocery bags. When I got there, the
head librarian fell in love with the bags and pleaded for me to make/
give her one. So, in a fit of good will for all the wonderful help the
staff gives us, I gave her one, of the bags. There are five staff
members that were there at the time, and they all said that the bags
were the nicest things that they had seen. So, as my mother taught me,
"never open a bag of candy in a crowd, if you don't have enough for
everybody, to go around." I made 5 more bags for the ladies, and took
them over to them yesterday, and presented them. They were blown away.
I felt so good, as they work for virtually nothing, in wages, and they
are so dedicated to that library. The damned state of Ohio is always
looking to cut the budget of some of the best and most helpful of the
services that provide resources to the under privileged, that I felt
it was the least I could do. I may not have stopped the carnage of
cutting, of budgets, but I at least, made 6 people who serve the
public, extremely happy, and showed them that at least one of their
customers appreciated all their work.

https://picasaweb.google.com/ljtaylo...51917041803762
John

Well John..... You big old softy. What a wonderful thing to do for
the staff at the library.

Kate T. South Mississippi

What a lovely thing to do!

On 10/03/2011 9:20 AM, John wrote:
Here is what I have been up to. I took over a load of books to the
local Library in a couple of my grocery bags. When I got there, the
head librarian fell in love with the bags and pleaded for me to make/
give her one. So, in a fit of good will for all the wonderful help the
staff gives us, I gave her one, of the bags. There are five staff
members that were there at the time, and they all said that the bags
were the nicest things that they had seen. So, as my mother taught me,
"never open a bag of candy in a crowd, if you don't have enough for
everybody, to go around." I made 5 more bags for the ladies, and took
them over to them yesterday, and presented them. They were blown away.
I felt so good, as they work for virtually nothing, in wages, and they
are so dedicated to that library. The damned state of Ohio is always
looking to cut the budget of some of the best and most helpful of the
services that provide resources to the under privileged, that I felt
it was the least I could do. I may not have stopped the carnage of
cutting, of budgets, but I at least, made 6 people who serve the
public, extremely happy, and showed them that at least one of their
customers appreciated all their work.

https://picasaweb.google.com/ljtaylo...51917041803762
John

On 10/03/2011 14:20, John wrote:
Here is what I have been up to. I took over a load of books to the
local Library in a couple of my grocery bags. When I got there, the
head librarian fell in love with the bags and pleaded for me to make/
give her one. So, in a fit of good will for all the wonderful help the
staff gives us, I gave her one, of the bags. There are five staff
members that were there at the time, and they all said that the bags
were the nicest things that they had seen. So, as my mother taught me,
"never open a bag of candy in a crowd, if you don't have enough for
everybody, to go around." I made 5 more bags for the ladies, and took
them over to them yesterday, and presented them. They were blown away.
I felt so good, as they work for virtually nothing, in wages, and they
are so dedicated to that library. The damned state of Ohio is always
looking to cut the budget of some of the best and most helpful of the
services that provide resources to the under privileged, that I felt
it was the least I could do. I may not have stopped the carnage of
cutting, of budgets, but I at least, made 6 people who serve the
public, extremely happy, and showed them that at least one of their
customers appreciated all their work.

https://picasaweb.google.com/ljtaylo...51917041803762
John

How very thoughtful of you John.
I used to work in a library and no one gave me anything like that.
Hugs
Shirley

--
Shirley
www.allcrafts.org.uk

Good for you! I'd be ecstatic to get a bag like those too.
Roberta in D

On Thu, 10 Mar 2011 06:20:47 -0800 (PST), John
wrote:

Here is what I have been up to. I took over a load of books to the
local Library in a couple of my grocery bags. When I got there, the
head librarian fell in love with the bags and pleaded for me to make/
give her one. So, in a fit of good will for all the wonderful help the
staff gives us, I gave her one, of the bags. There are five staff
members that were there at the time, and they all said that the bags
were the nicest things that they had seen. So, as my mother taught me,
"never open a bag of candy in a crowd, if you don't have enough for
everybody, to go around." I made 5 more bags for the ladies, and took
them over to them yesterday, and presented them. They were blown away.
I felt so good, as they work for virtually nothing, in wages, and they
are so dedicated to that library. The damned state of Ohio is always
looking to cut the budget of some of the best and most helpful of the
services that provide resources to the under privileged, that I felt
it was the least I could do. I may not have stopped the carnage of
cutting, of budgets, but I at least, made 6 people who serve the
public, extremely happy, and showed them that at least one of their
customers appreciated all their work.

https://picasaweb.google.com/ljtaylo...51917041803762
John