Give Sunday | 45
#givesunday is happening on a Saturday this week because the new Story Kit™ and Story Stamp™ release happens tomorrow (on the 15th of each month). My heart is heavy regarding the tragedy in Paris. Praying for peace.
This year, in honor of my 2015 One Little Word® "give," I'm sharing a hand-drawn quote each Sunday here on my blog.
Click here to read my initial post and download the #givesunday word art title and checklist for helping you to give a little something today. You can also view all the past #givesunday quotes via the archives.
Click here to download the #givesunday 45 quote. Please note: If you are reading this post via email you need to click through to the actual blog post to download the file.
You're invited to join me. What will you give today?
Have a wonderful Sunday.
Thank you from near Paris. I don't have words really.
So very sorry - our hearts are with you.
We are thinking of you and feeling such sorrow for the most beautiful city of Paris. This is unbelievable. Stay strong.
Kelly
from Boston, MA, United States.
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Courage is definitely what is needed by those who survive & families/friends who lost loved ones from the simultaneous bombing & gun shooting here in Paris. Today's hand-drawn quote of yours is very timely. Thanks, Ali!
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Perfect, Ali. Thank you. <3
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My heart is heavy too about the tragedy in Paris. Love this quote.
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I think we all needed this. Thank you.
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Thank you for this quote. C.S. Lewis is a particular favorite of mine. Praying for Paris, so very sad.
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thank you from France, no word, maybe ... No. I don't know,
Merci encore pour vos pensées, cela fait du bien.
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Thinking of your question -- I didn't give it on Sunday the 15th, but the next Saturday -- I went and gave some flowers to the team at the Thai restaurant that sheltered me and three girlfriends until the wee hours of the morning the night of the attacks a couple of blocks from the Bataclan. Those people gave freely of their hospitality -- heck at 1 or 2 in the morning, they made up a pot of noodle soup for everyone, and the green tea was flowing all night -- so I had to thank them with more than my words. They showed courage in taking us in -- another restaurant where my girlfriends were had kicked everyone out into the street when word of the attacks started spreading-- and I am so grateful for their humanity, compassion, and yes, courage.
Thank you for sharing this story.
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