Which Class Are You?
Charles Dickens wrote in Bleak House, 1863. “There are two classes of charitable people: One, the people who did a little and made a great deal of noise; the other, the people who did a great deal and made no noise at all.”
There is a happy half way house where folk are allowed to share their prowess, when it is not ruled by ego but is aimed at helping others release their inner gift for charitable giving.
Come and be inspired by a few gifted and talented folk who would get a gold star from their teachers… and if you find it all a bit much, there’s always a bar to quench thy thrust!
I asked AI for a thurst quenching quote charles dickens
While Charles Dickens didn’t have a specific, well-known quote directly about thirst-quenching, some online quotes and discussions suggest he often used the theme of quenching thirst metaphorically to represent satisfying desires or needs, particularly in relation to knowledge and love. One could infer that a quote implying thirst-quenching might be, “To be thirsty and to drink water is the perfection of sensuality rarely achieved”.
Come on down, it’s gunna be fun…
Sounds to me like he was a bloody vegan 😉
Thank you.
Jon Davey
Community Champion
