You really know how to promote something. Great writing and really excites the reader.
I'm not much of a party person and not really a big fan of Halloween but, damn, I wish I could go to this.
Dear Pellius,
Thanks very much. I don't actually "promote" the parties. For the first 12 yeas or so, I never even told my parents or friends I was doing this.
It then became apparent to me that many of my friends spoiled their own kids to the point where if they didn't have the newest iPhone the minute
it was released, their kid was "deprived." I then said, "What the hell". It was time to bring people to a place where they not only can do a world of
good without spending a dime but also be reminded just how lucky they are. Every day I wake up and I'm not physically or mentally challenged, the
rest of what I have is just gravy on the potatoes (believe me I would love some of that right now). Most of us are so blessed but we get caught up in
the nonsense projected upon us by all the other unhappy people who define themselves by their workplace. I say, it's time to smile just a little more,
it's time to throw out a compliment once a day to a woman whom you just know doesn't hear it often (hey, I really like your hair), etc.
Sometimes, just a little smile or nice word changes a person's entire day. I am such a flawed human being that there is practically no hope for me but
I spend a great deal of time trying to figure out how to make myself a little better than I am. With all the conflict inside of me, I figure the best thing I
can do is throw a little something nice out to someone who isn't expecting it but could sure use it and believe me, the members of Harley's Kids could sure
use it.
Harley
