I'd have shot myself in the head if it weren't for this Buddhism. Now buy this so we can build an even bigger building and give bonuses to all the Vice Presidents during the Ikeda Cherry Blossom Festival.
Don't forget the Sustaining Contribution Campaign. "Do you have a check? Your account number is on the check... Ok, please take out $25 dollars a month..... Sorry. $100 dollars a month is the minimum for Sustaining Contributions...
He he and lets not forget, Greg Martin in his generous consideration for the busy unpaid bodhisattva bees took out $30 from petty cash for ice cream. It was so hot in there and working 12 hours in the heat for free... How could he not offer them ice cream? Next time he will get them snow cones.
What is interesting about this is that this guy had cash right out front and the guy from the community center was actually was going to buy this altar for him. I was a poor person and i had to come up with a cardboard box to put my gohonzon in... this is typical s.g.i. tho, judgemental and political.
Are you sick to your stomach yet?
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ReplyDeleteI'd have shot myself in the head if it weren't for this Buddhism. Now buy this so we can build an even bigger building and give bonuses to all the Vice Presidents during the Ikeda Cherry Blossom Festival.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget the Sustaining Contribution Campaign. "Do you have a check? Your account number is on the check... Ok, please take out $25 dollars a month..... Sorry. $100 dollars a month is the minimum for Sustaining Contributions...
ReplyDelete"Bologna sandwiches and rice balls for the marching band members cost money you know."
ReplyDeleteHe he and lets not forget, Greg Martin in his generous consideration for the busy unpaid bodhisattva bees took out $30 from petty cash for ice cream. It was so hot in there and working 12 hours in the heat for free... How could he not offer them ice cream? Next time he will get them snow cones.
ReplyDeleteLots of views. Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteWhat is interesting about this is that this guy had cash right out front and the guy from the community center was actually was going to buy this altar for him. I was a poor person and i had to come up with a cardboard box to put my gohonzon in... this is typical s.g.i. tho, judgemental and political.
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