26 Dec, 2014 @ 12:06
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Caring at Christmas

TO Barcley Spencer Jenkins and Ed Lloyd it doesn’t seem like much of a story at all.

It was simply a natural decision to hand over their flat keys to two men who would have otherwise spent Christmas in a tent on the beach.

But to everyone else, it is an act of complete selflessness and trust.

There is a lot of negativity to be said about the expat population of the Costa del Sol.

But these two Brits, both just 21, along with everyone working in soup kitchens or charity fund-raising, epitomise the caring attitude expats can bring.

It is a timely reminder of the importance of kindness, and one we should all take on board.

 

Rob Horgan

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1 Comment

  1. “There is a lot of negativity to be said about the expat population of the Costa del Sol.”

    Can the author of this piece please clarify what they mean? The expats I know are amongst the largest donations to the poor and homeless.

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