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How I changed the World Today
http://www.bjancy.blogspot.com
Every day I wake up determined to both change the world and have a good time. Sometimes that makes planning the day a bit difficult. Here I blog about all the things I do every day to change the world and make it a slightly better place.
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kiva loan
Made a kiva loan to the Palave en Accion Group....
first loan I saw
Made a loan today to a cobbler in Tarkwa, Ghana.Francis is thirty years old and he needs additional capital to buy more leather and glue to make shoes and slippers. He hopes to start savings to help with his three children’s education and also to r...
Older loan
To find a Kiva loan today, I sorted by age and chose one of the older loans. It has 14 days left. Its for $1200 and 18 months, and he is a repeat borrower. I'm thinking that's why its not as popular. But I'm sure it will get funded.Ismail Movludov i...
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I made a loan today to the Molino Belen Group through Kiva.org. They want to do a variety of things including embroidery and weaving. I hope Guatemalan fashion becomes very popular in North America. I'm helping the trend - I wear woven clothes all ...
kiva
Made a loan today to Alton Fernando Nelson Hamilton in Nicaragua for his traveling business. I'm off traveling again too - going to Canada for a few days. I'll still be trying to make the world a better place....
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This blog is currently rated a 9.27 out of a possible 10 based on 33 comments.
Bob Wolff Said:
I woke up today with thoughts about the movie I saw last night, Stop-Loss. I called the Marine Recruiting office to sign up, reenlist. I'm 62 in good health and feel so bad about the young men and women fighting our (older people) war. We got into and they are fighting it. I want to do something. I filed out application on line moments ago. I know they are going to say, WHAT? but I'm going to try. I've had a good life, maybe some young man or woman will be able to rotate out. I can drive a truck, I'm a personnel recruiter by trade, I teach in the evenings. My wife Susan can take care of our home an grandkids and help out maybe at the VA Hospital. That's where I'm going after I finish this note. I just found the address, I'm in Houston. I've never been on a chat room like this before, I stumbled on it doing a little research about Vietnam this morning after listening to an interview on the radio, featured guest, Fred Smith CEO of Fedex. Amazing information. Thanks for your time and listening to me. Hope all of you are doing well.
Uncle Che Said:
Wow. I just get too crazy when i hear something who cares about this world. I also have a blog with simillar theme "Building A Better World". Keep up with this great work.
jcoscia Said:
I too know the value to giving back to the world around you. It's inspiring to find that others have similar goals. Kudos to you!
Charles Sapp Said:
A wonderful blog. I have scoured the weblogs and found nothing more than techno-pollution. Thanks for the breath of fresh air!
lanne Said:
Such an inspirational blog.The world can only get better with people like you in it!! Laurie
The Sparrow Said:
We all think of good health, good friends, good times, no conflicts, no fights, no war .. and so on. Just if we think similar for the whole of mankind then the world will be a very nice place to stay.
Keep up your good work :)
Royal Masked Said:
Well..you kn ow that I love this blog cuz I have a dream to change the world...and I don't think it is just a dream...anyway, nice blog..I enjoy it... ^-^
Mary Ortega Said:
You have a big heart! Good luck in your work! Youк job is very important for our world!
mike barton Said:
Just realized I asked you to check my blog out and I skipped the part where I tell you what my blog is lol. www.lifesabsurdities.com hope to hear from you.
mike barton Said:
Love the blog, always nice to see other people looking to make the world a better place. If yu get a chance let me know what you think of mine, sort of simliar theme, I think you will enjoy it. Also do you mind if I add you to my blog roll?
Andrew Sheldon Said:
I disagree with 'friend4all' I think changing the world involves both, so go for it!
It goes without saying that we should change ourselves, but is not success in your personal life about reaching out/embracing others in some sense, with a sense of efficacy, whether we are just relating or selling a product useful to others. Does it need to be about money?
Mario Coldshot Said:
There should be more people like U !
There are way too many selfish people who only
but themselfs, its absolutely not the way to go.
Mario :)
Harry Blalock Said:
Awesome blog and great philosophy for life! Thanks for setting such a great example.
Badthing Said:
Hi Julia :) I found another kindred spirit!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love, love, LOVE your heart, my dear!!!!!!!!!!!!
Conscious Said:
Great idea for a blog!
Don't complain, affect change...!
Julia you'll love this t-shirt
https://www.goodstorm.com/item/conscious/dont_complain_affect_change_0
Judy Andrews Said:
I visited your blog an found it very inspiring. What a great philosophy you hold to in helping to change the world....Jude
Ann McIndoo Said:
What a wonderful inspiration you are. I do 2 RAKs a day (Random acts of kindness). It always adds a sweetness to the day and a smile to someone's heart.
Theresa Hall Said:
What a generous lady you are. You can change the world when you are able to change people's minds. Keep up the good work.
Emmanuel DeFreitas Said:
Changing the world one person at a time. It is good to see someone like you at least trying....Good for you. By the way...I like your blog.
GO! Smell the flowers Said:
Hi from Dubai,
Great site & truly inspiring! We'd love you to be a flower smeller in our community!
Rhonda Bartoe Tucker Said:
Thanks for this inspiring blog. And thanks for the Kiva info; I am going to become a lender and press this upon all of my friends and relatives.
Ron West Said:
Very inspriational. I just learned about Kiva loans; forwarded to my wife. Thanks you.
--Ron
