2月7日大赠送收集日

给予的满足只能是体验，不能解释。就像毒品一样，它们也会上瘾。
—— 闲人·迪克森

我支持 “Filiporean Project”已有一段时间了。我已经做了近十次了。我在垃圾箱中发现的有用东西可以被需要它们的人使用。

这是2021年2月7日马乔里团队另一组女士的最新收集日。艾薇是领导。像往常一样，我会把我给的大部分东西装进塑料盒里(我也会把这些扔进垃圾箱)。然后把它们放在我的餐厅里，因为这是我公寓里唯给于这个活动一空间。

女士们下午一点以后来，因为来的人有些状况。所以剩下3个而不是5个女人。我很高兴这群人来，因为他们拿走了我所有的东西，所以我不必扔掉任何东西。她们只花了1.5个小时就把我的东西装进了他们的包里。非常快。

这些女士似乎急于把我的东西装进她们的箱子里，这样她们就可以把它运回她们的家乡。

This concludes my 7 Feb giveaway post.

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