We organised a second hand
clothes sale to raise money
for women refugees in the
Congo, set up the clothes
under a gazebo and had
4 people come through and
afterwards added $10 each
so that made it up to $100
raised and then, as we took
down the gazebo, it started
to rain and we rushed and
broke the gazebo - brought
your friend a new one for
$20 but it was the wrong
kind and the right kind
of gazebo was $80, so all
up it cost us as much
as we’d raised and you
said, well, war’s a costly
business, I said, war’s hell
on the pocket. They wrote
back to us with a thank you
note for raising the money.
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