Hey, guys!
Last week, as very little people know, I went to Haiti to help others. Everyday I was there, I saw that everyone had so much less than the people in the U.S., and they were still extremely happy. So many times, here in the U.S., I see people complaining that they didn't get that new pair of Jordan's or tickets to a concert while the people back there didn't even have running water and they were so happy. And even while I was there, I made friends and I was still fairly happy (I really missed my dog). When I came back from my trip, I was so happy to have running water and the ability just to go over to my fridge and get food again.
I just want to put out this message: be grateful for what you have, because there's people who have less than you, and they're still very happy.
(Disclaimer: Don't get offended. I am not saying everyone's ungrateful, I just want to put out a message for everyone to be more appreciative for what they have.)
Last week, as very little people know, I went to Haiti to help others. Everyday I was there, I saw that everyone had so much less than the people in the U.S., and they were still extremely happy. So many times, here in the U.S., I see people complaining that they didn't get that new pair of Jordan's or tickets to a concert while the people back there didn't even have running water and they were so happy. And even while I was there, I made friends and I was still fairly happy (I really missed my dog). When I came back from my trip, I was so happy to have running water and the ability just to go over to my fridge and get food again.
I just want to put out this message: be grateful for what you have, because there's people who have less than you, and they're still very happy.
(Disclaimer: Don't get offended. I am not saying everyone's ungrateful, I just want to put out a message for everyone to be more appreciative for what they have.)
