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October 16th, 2008 @7:52 am  

I have never experienced such poverty first hand so my Blog Action Day post was about visiting those in poverty. Your post about emerging from poverty is a real encouragement for those of us who wish to see poverty eradicated..

Thank you for sharing a part of your story.

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Angel Cuala Said,
October 16th, 2008 @10:08 pm  

You’re welcome, Rodney. It is indeed my pleasure to share a part of me to serve as an inspiration to people who thinks poverty has no solution.

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October 17th, 2008 @12:54 am  

Angel, I admire you for your integrity and your sense of family. I applaud you!

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October 17th, 2008 @1:10 am  

I like your ideas. Thank you for sharing your personal story.

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Angel Cuala Said,
October 17th, 2008 @1:13 am  

Hi Glenda,

I am so delighted to have you here, knowing that you are a very busy blogger. Rest assured that I will always keep my integrity.

Thanks for the admiration and the same goes with you. You and your “talent” will always be among my inspiration.

I will continue to read your inspiring posts and support you to the best I can.

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...paul Said,
October 17th, 2008 @1:44 am  

Angel, I absolutely agree with Glenda. I love your thoughts of treating everyone you meet as one of your family. It’s very powerful, thank you.

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ceblogger Said,
October 17th, 2008 @9:36 am  

i would like to post something about poverty, but not now. we just had a feeding session last sunday, together with my wife, parents, sis-in-law, a few friends, and blogger Cyril of http://risksofbusiness.com.

We fed around 200 children living near a dumpsite in our city. It’s something like a regular activity for us, reaching out to our less fortunate brothers.

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Angel Cuala Said,
October 17th, 2008 @11:21 am  

Ceblogger - I think what you have done is better than just a post. I wish I can do that too.

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October 18th, 2008 @12:23 am  

Thank you so much for sharing your story Angel! I could not agree more.

My husband, who is Navajo, often says “we are all related.” This is not just in a genetic sense — our hearts, minds and spirits are all connected on planet earth, and the more we act on that principle, the sooner we will ALL be in better shape.

Keep up the great work — I am glad to meet you.

-Pam

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belena Said,
October 18th, 2008 @2:58 pm  

I do like your five points. I wrote something similar on my blog on Blog Action Day.

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B. Wilde Said,
October 19th, 2008 @11:27 am  

In my graduate classes in social work, we learned that many believe that poverty is essential to keep balance with all other classes. I never bought into it as most social workers don’t and I find your post to be so direct at raising awareness. This is how we will make a difference and your post is a significant contribution to Blogger Action Day.

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Angel Cuala Said,
October 19th, 2008 @8:43 pm  

Pamela - You are lucky to have your husband. Nice to meet you too.

B. Wilde - Although poverty can help to balance the economy, I still feel we should do something about it. Thanks for finding my entry significant.

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tikno Said,
October 20th, 2008 @3:43 pm  

It’s beautiful knowing about how your fight to escape poverty. Hope your spirit will inspires everyone.

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