We don’t say no to our children because we don’t want them to have a tantrum.
They can’t say yes to their children because they don’t have food.
We battle obesity.
They struggle with starvation.
We have plenty yet still refuse to share.
They have almost nothing but will share with a total stranger.
We have healthcare for animals.
They have never seen a doctor in their entire life.
We complain when the vending machine is out of a certain type of soda.
They pray the water truck stops in their neighborhood this week.
We have a car.
They have no shoes.
We carelessly throw good things away.
They look through garbage looking to salvage something of worth.
We go to Haiti to serve them.
They end up serving us.
They can’t say yes to their children because they don’t have food.
We battle obesity.
They struggle with starvation.
We have plenty yet still refuse to share.
They have almost nothing but will share with a total stranger.
We have healthcare for animals.
They have never seen a doctor in their entire life.
We complain when the vending machine is out of a certain type of soda.
They pray the water truck stops in their neighborhood this week.
We have a car.
They have no shoes.
We carelessly throw good things away.
They look through garbage looking to salvage something of worth.
We go to Haiti to serve them.
They end up serving us.
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