Christmas Dinner
Remember how we said that Christmas is the time that unites all the people around the world? Yes, that is true. But Christmas is also the time when everyone needs love. Not everyone has a possibility to be with their loved ones. Not everyone has someone to take care of or someone who would take care of them. People should be kind every single day. But during Christmas it is especially important to give. And not only physical gifts – care, attention and love are intangible, but the most precious of gifts.
This year we decided not to simply have a fancy dinner with the whole company, but we decided to give. To whom, you may ask? We decided to cook a big dinner at an elderly house: we got all the ingredients, rolled our sleeves and started cooking. Now, that’s team spirit! Cooking a lasagna and tiramisu in a limited amount of time for 36 people is tough, but we did a good job. Stress and tears from cutting onions were definitely worth the smiles on the faces of our hosts. After this we finally had our big dinner, but this is the Christmas spirit. And a smile on people’s faces is a gift on its own.
Merry Christmas!
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February 27th, 2019 at 3:33 pm
Cheers! Honestly, I always have a nostalgic feeling whenever I get Myngle blogs / updates. I feel I am still a part of this amazing team; it tickles my memory afresh and reminiscing the time I was once an active participant of Myngle. Oh, that’s almost a decade ago. It was an incredible experience. Oh yeah, I am still so pleased that Myngle remains a community of diversified cultures (as shown in your Christmas dinner). From the photos, I recognize the ever gorgeous and founder of Myngle, Madame Marina. God bless you for nurturing your business and employing people of different countries. I am sure you got the tastes of tempers, likes and dislikes, work modes, etc. from your growing team. Indeed, your company is unique. Also, I recognize the ever helpful IT expert, Mr. Danilo. Maybe, both of you still remember me due to the poem I wrote entitled “Myngle”, written in 2008. God bless you all – A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR, MYNGLE.
March 27th, 2019 at 2:00 pm
Hi Klara, nice to hear from you! Of course I remember you, a fantastic and very valuable member of our community, always bringing a fresh sunshine to our days and awesome teaching skills to our students! Good to hear from you and a great 2019 to all of us!