Coffee and Breakfast: July 7, 2018

Day 1,559.

When I was work, I was thinking to myself, if you thought about it there could be a lot of ways to celebrate the party moment I wrote about a few days again.

If you thought about it – it could be a charity event.  It could be an expensive plate per person dinner with the proceeds going to a charity in celebration of the party moment.  Or, any cost charity event celebrating a party moment.  Raising money for others as a party.

If you thought about it could be a local event.  Perhaps the local library needs to be refurbished, added on to, updated.  Perhaps one of the schools need a new gym, or permanent structures added, or help with a program.  Where the community could gather perhaps at the location and funds could go to the local need as a party moment.

If you thought about it perhaps a neighbor is in need, or a family, or a local park or pool, a hospital, or clinic, or road clean-up, or anything.  Where neighbors and the community could gather helping one another in celebration of a moment.  If you thought about it the possibilities are endless.

If you thought about it – it could become a worldwide movement of a moment.

What if around the world instead of crimes, killings, problems and tragedies it was reported, word was spread of how the smallest of locations, towns, villages, and biggest of cities took time away from their lives and gave of themselves, their time, their energy to have a party moment?

What would happen if around the world the news became stories of parties?  With a question mark at the end of each asking, now what will you do?

What if it became an annual movement?

What if it became an International holiday?

What would happen if countries adopted a party moment?

What if it became a humanitarian day?

What if countries adopted a humanitarian day to celebrate?  Where people gave of themselves in some way, but it didn’t end with the event it ends asking the next person to take responsibility and action.

What would happen?

What would happen to the world?

Well, it was just a thought.

If you didn’t feel that, here’s how it feels to me.  I enter the cosmos, beyond the atmosphere, thinking of possibilities, then return to my body.  Usually with a heaviness of mind, a slight thud, and sadness because of my life, then go about my way.