oh larry, I agree, to a point. And have said that to my wife numerous
times. . I think right now she is a little emotional, think along the lines
of Jerry Lewis when he is at the end of the telethon...
And i told her she has 1000 miles to sleep in the truck :)
but.
a playschool house with no people?
a urine stained soft toy?
slippers with holes in them?
but as you said, if we have the room, we will take anything, and let whom
ever toss it, if it is what they wish to do.
On 12/15/05, Larry B. Macy, Ph.D. <macy@bbl.med.upenn.edu> wrote:
>
> Willi,
>
> I am very proud of what you are doing. I think it is wonderful.
>
> I think that you need to think about where some of these things come
> from. Yea, I know dirty, incomplete toys are not the best idea, but
> mayhaps that is the best the folks that donated could give. Even
> folks that have little are giving to this effort. I beleive that
> speaks to the human spirit. It is not just the middle class (whatever
> the hell that is these days) that want to give, it is folks with next
> to nothing at home that realize that those folks in Mississippi,
> Louisiana, Taxes, etc have NOTHING. So take those dirty dishelved
> items, stick them in the back, but some child down there will
> appreciate having something for Xmas, rather than nothing.
>
> And add a tag,
>
> From Santa and the Spridgets.
>
> Larry
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