This post is inspired by Joan Rivers..May
her soul rest in peace
My husband would testify to the fact the
Fashion Police is one of my best TV shows. He knows that he can't change the
channel when am watching Fashion Police. I love the show because of her comic and
caustic analysis of celebrity fashion.
So real was she, that she was never afraid or ashamed to throw
jabs at herself.
However, what prompted me to write this
post was when I watched the tribute to her on E, and I learnt about her
philanthropic side.
She founded a non-profit organization called 'God’s Love We
Deliver', which started out by giving food to people living with HIV/AIDS in New
York.
I was so touched by how seriously she
devoted herself to that cause. So much so, that she donated her prize money at Donald
Trump’s The Apprentice to the organization, which has now grown to provide food
for people living with other diseases.
This got me thinking…and i asked myself the question? have I shown love to
the less priviledged in recent times? I mean, if Joan could take time out of her very busy life to
devote herself to such a cause, then what am I doing? apparently, am not as busy as she is.
Some may say 'Oh she’s got the money for
such a feat'. Or you may say, 'am still hustling', when I ‘hammer’ I will donate.
Well…you don’t need to have or own the whole world before you can give. I
believe even in your down time, there’s someone who is worse off than you.
So hey! stop for a minute and show some
love to someone around you. You may not be able to start an NGO, but look
around you, there will be someone who will appreciate a little love. It may be
your gateman, that woman that sells ‘boli’, or your office cleaner.
So dearies, in the midst of our
hustle..lets stop and make a difference in someone’s life.
Adieu Joan Rivers…Inspector General of
Fashion Police.
One Love!!!
totally true. too much selfishness in the world, we need to show love despite our financial capability. if you can't give out N1k on a N50k salary, you won't be able to give out 100k on a 100million pay.
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