It has been so cold the last few days. I am definitely not a big fan of winter. I have found that the best place to be on a cold night like this is next the fire with a nice warm blanket on .
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For only $10 a blanket, we can produce one of these specially designed blankets... but that's not all... we have realized that many of the orphanages and families have a real need for kids size blankets.. these can be made for only $5 each...
As I sit in front of the fire under my nice warm blanket, I am remembering all the friends from Central Asia that did not make it through last winter... I think of my friends like Laurisa and Jengish that are working with those who are vulnerable this winter. And I think of my friend Aigoola and her 5 children who no longer live in an orphanage because they have a business to support them... Now I must remember to buy a few blankets this Christmas... the gift that just keeps on giving....
By the way, Aigoola has about 40 mattresses ready to go any time ... $15 each...
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