What a soul-stretching testimony Pablo! Thank you for your sincere writing style. The details you shared are both memorable and meaningful. My mom never set an extra plate, but anyone who came was always welcome--whether we knew them or not. Mom would have loved the extra plate tradition! We have to be more caring to all--thank you for the inspiration!!! Happy New Year!! May we all continue to grow in Jesus' love!!
A beautiful story. Thank you for sharing it. I was anticipating a similar tradition of the empty seat in the military. But that is to remember those who have passed. I will have to remember your version in future celebrations.
That tradition with the extra plate is heartwarming. Have you ever wondered why your family refused to host your friend?
Do you know what happened to Ella? Did she get shelter anywhere? Her story is heartbreaking.
I have stumbled upon many homeless people in a pretty sorry physical state over the years. Life in big cities is full of misery. Luckily, nowadays in England and in Spain you can contact charities to help get people off the street and into shelter.
What a heartwarming story and so well told. And the PS photos a perfect finish. T hank for this.
What a soul-stretching testimony Pablo! Thank you for your sincere writing style. The details you shared are both memorable and meaningful. My mom never set an extra plate, but anyone who came was always welcome--whether we knew them or not. Mom would have loved the extra plate tradition! We have to be more caring to all--thank you for the inspiration!!! Happy New Year!! May we all continue to grow in Jesus' love!!
A beautiful story. Thank you for sharing it. I was anticipating a similar tradition of the empty seat in the military. But that is to remember those who have passed. I will have to remember your version in future celebrations.
That tradition with the extra plate is heartwarming. Have you ever wondered why your family refused to host your friend?
Do you know what happened to Ella? Did she get shelter anywhere? Her story is heartbreaking.
I have stumbled upon many homeless people in a pretty sorry physical state over the years. Life in big cities is full of misery. Luckily, nowadays in England and in Spain you can contact charities to help get people off the street and into shelter.
This is so lovely. The solidarity found in loneliness is such an essential part of Christmas. We can't have any of the rest of it if we forget that.