SumitI believe that if we cultivate our evergreen provision we can learn to live with our little, but ever needed, treasures. I mean, we already know we can plant one tree in our back yard. What’s the point of cultivating a forest in some other spot? But if we don’t have a garden, we don’t have to. We can also cultivate our evergreen provision by making a conscious effort to give them all away.
Evergreen provision is an attempt to give away only certain things that you’re going to need in the future. That way you won’t be stuck in the same place for too long, but you don’t need to be stuck there to begin with.
Every year, we say that, but the truth is there are always people who would prefer to give one thing away to avoid a debt. If you have a garden, you might just be one of those people. You could even go through your pantry and give away all of your vegetables or herbs to people who are in need.
Well, I dont think you should do that. The point is, you dont need to give away everything that you do have now. If you have a garden, then it certainly makes sense to give just a little bit of that garden each year. But if you have a pantry, you could just leave all of your fruits and veggies out to those who have a need, and give away the rest to those who are in need.
I think the way to go about this is to think about what needs are in your life. For example, if you have a pantry, you could give away your vegetables to those who are in need, and leave the rest to those who are in need. If you have some greens in your garden, you could give away some to those who need it. And if you have tomatoes, you could give away some to those who need it. That is how I would handle it.
A good person, a good company, and good products can go a long way. Sometimes we just don’t have the need for anything, or it’s a good product but just a little bit expensive, and it would seem the company could be a little cheaper. So we’d be giving them away to those in need.
That’s exactly the kind of thing that is always great for giving out. The people who need it most are the ones who have no other hope, or who have other ways to spend their money. That is the way I would handle it.
I think I could do that. One of my favorite people to give out things is my friend and fellow blogger, Kevin, who has been giving out his own evergreen products for years. While he’s still in the process of starting his own, some of his product lines are being given away to others. It’s a great way to give something away without spending a lot of money.
I haven’t really given away anything in a while, but I have gotten items from my son’s class and he has received some of my son’s school supplies. I’m still going to give my son’s class some things, but it seems like they’re getting the stuff they need from their own sources. The nice thing about evergreen provision is that it doesn’t have to be something I really have to give.
I’m still giving my sons class some things, but that means I have to do a lot of the work myself. That’s not a bad thing. There are many ways in which your work in a given area can help others. For example, you might be able to help a neighbor with a good garden or repair a fence in a given neighborhood.
