Day 216
He told me he was casting his net for bluegill, which he was in turn going to use as bait to go fishing for catfish. (As always with my work, constructive critique is appreciated and faves are welcome.)
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Day 275
Yes, I gave him a tip in exchange for permission to take his photo. (As with all my work, constructive critique is welcome and faves are appreciated.)
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Our grocery store provides these little carts for children with flags on them reading "Customer in Training." (As with all my work, constructive critique is welcome, and faves are appreciated.)
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When COVID-19 shut down indoor activities at our church, the way we operated our food pantry and free hot breakast on Saturday mornings had to change. With pandemic-relief grant funding, the church purchased pergolas and propane heaters to shelter both volunteers and food from the elements. Now our neighbors drive or walk up to our kitchen door to receive bags of groceries, cups of hot coffee and to-go boxes filled with scrambled eggs, bacon and toast. (With all my work, constructive critique is welcome, and faves are appreciated.)
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When COVID-19 shut down indoor activities at our church, the way we operated our food pantry and free hot breakast on Saturday mornings had to change. With pandemic-relief grant funding, the church purchased pergolas and propane heaters to shelter both volunteers and food from the elements. Now our neighbors drive or walk up to our kitchen door to receive bags of groceries, cups of hot coffee and to-go boxes filled with scrambled eggs, bacon and toast.
With all my work, constructive critique is welcome, and faves are appreciated.
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