looking butter scotch chip-pecan banana muffins.
=(^×^)=
It’s laborious, but more fun than having all the coins in that baggie.
I donate the coins. when I have US$50 or so to a group that helps provide food for needy children in my hometown. When the coins don’t amount to a nice sum, I sometimes add some currency to the loot.
Pathetic as it is in this rich country, there actually is a lot of poverty and there are food-deprived children and families in the USA. My small town is no exception. My help is appreciated, I know.
I will spare you the sermon about so-called Christian nationalist billionaires and millionaires who do proportionately less than poor me! (BUT I AM THINKING IT!)
These coins are change I get when paying for things. They accumulate really fast and mostly are 25-cent and 10-cent coins, with 1-cent and 5-cent coins frequently received,
too.
I haven’t received a 50-cent or dollar coin in change in years.
That’s a great thing you are doing.
It’s a tiny help to huge problem….
Doug Thomas
I agree, you do what you can, Doug. All small donations add up. Community is important.
More of this is needed.
Doug Thomas
That sure happens, a pet wanting you to share what you’re eating. It’s so nice that you’re donating, Doug!
Yes, the guilt trip would work if he actually ever ate what I let him sniff!
We all have a responsibilityv5o help when we can, eh?!
Doug Thomas
Seems that those who have don’t like to share.
Yes, must have twelve mansions, a 100 car garage full of vintage and exotic cars, and so much stuff you have to hire security guards.
Doug Thomas
You do what you can, Doug
Indeed!
Doug Thomas
Ha! Not surprised at all that Andy wants to check out the muffins, even though the chances are good he wouldn’t like them! Good for you for donating the coins. I hear you about the billionaires and millionaires …
I think Andy would sniff it if I let him, then, after leaving his mark, ignore it.
Doug Thomas