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Now usually the ones I love are not necessarily the ones that get picked out. I have been told I like odd things before. Once in a bar in Chicago, I had a guy walk all the way across the crowded room just to tell me that I was wearing the ugliest shirt he had ever seen. Hopefully this won’t be like that. I just want to share some of our work with you that really makes me feel privileged to work with Chris and to have such a great list of clients.
Now here’s the part about feeding the hungry. When you see your photo, if you love it just like I do, we want to give you the opportunity to purchase a 5x7 for only $15. All of that $15 will go toward buying livestock for families in rural Asia. I love the idea of teaching a man to fish. And this program provides livestock and education to families so they can build a future and help themselves. (www.gfa.org). To order just call us at 487-8035 and tell us you are one of the favorites.
No matter what our religion, I think we can all agree that feeding the hungry is the right thing to do. And why not put up a beautiful photo of you and your loved ones while you are doing it? You will be blessed and so will they.
These are my first few. If you, like the guy in Chicago, want to give me some feedback, I would love it. Maybe a bit kinder than his approach. That way, I won’t make you buy me a drink. Hee Hee.
Tricia Keels
*Please do not ask me to change my favorites. This is just what I like.