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KLAMATH FALLS, OR— Build it and they will come

Things happen for one and one reason ONLY. By believing it is possible and anything is possible for those who first believe in themselves, no matter what anyone else believes, or says. You don't answer to the doubters, you only answer to yourself. There are always doubters, and most of the time they are the very same people who have never accomplished a thing for themselves; because they gave up or did not believe that they could do it or believe in themselves enough to make it happen.

Most people are all talk and with no action, and most of the time they wish they could even do half, as much as you do. Instead, they want to bring you down to their level of thinking, because they are either jeolous or have no goals set for themselves, and want to blame you for their short comings.

Either you have it in you or you don't. But to sit back and complain all the time about how things are not as they should be. And if they were to spend that same amount of engery working towards accomplishing their goals, they might get something done. But no, they would rather bring you down to their level, and in the process try to make themselves feel better, at a price. Theirs for doing nothing, instead of being on a team or a group of people working on a goal together. They say it takes one person to make a difference, then two, then three, as the story goes.

Do you want to be someone that sits back and complains about others, and accomplishing absolutely nothing for yourself? Or would you rather be working on a team or with a group of people helping others to reach their goals of getting off the streets? It is up to you to be part of the team or group or continue being, all talk and no action. As well, there are homeless people out there who want to work to get off the streets for those that did not chose the sitiation they are in now, but somehow found themseves in it.

It is either now or never. You can keep doing nothing, as you always have been doing, or get involved and make a difference for not only yourself, but for others who will benift from your efforts, homeless or not.

It is up to you, for you to get on board or continue to stay on the side lines as you always have been known to do.

All talk, and no action.

James Garland of Tulelake News
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