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		<title>By: nikki</title>
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		<description>It is nice to be able to give something back, I totally see what you are saying in your social capital theory.  I know we are more than willing to jump on an opportunity to help out so we don&#039;t feel like we are the ones always calling in the favours.  It just makes it ok for everyone to not feel bad about asking for help.  It&#039;s a perfect system so long as people ask for favours in return.

When I think of our nice painted walls/ceiling in the family room, our ridiculously difficult play structure nightmare, our finished side of the basement and many sanity weekends we were able to have due to willing baby/dog sitters, it feels good to say, &quot;Yep, we&#039;ll be there.&quot;  It&#039;s a way to feel as though we can show our gratitude, rather than just say it.

I guess in the old days, it was barn raising and quilting bee&#039;s.  Won&#039;t see much of that these days.  Moving and roofing it is then.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is nice to be able to give something back, I totally see what you are saying in your social capital theory.  I know we are more than willing to jump on an opportunity to help out so we don&#8217;t feel like we are the ones always calling in the favours.  It just makes it ok for everyone to not feel bad about asking for help.  It&#8217;s a perfect system so long as people ask for favours in return.</p>
<p>When I think of our nice painted walls/ceiling in the family room, our ridiculously difficult play structure nightmare, our finished side of the basement and many sanity weekends we were able to have due to willing baby/dog sitters, it feels good to say, &#8220;Yep, we&#8217;ll be there.&#8221;  It&#8217;s a way to feel as though we can show our gratitude, rather than just say it.</p>
<p>I guess in the old days, it was barn raising and quilting bee&#8217;s.  Won&#8217;t see much of that these days.  Moving and roofing it is then.</p>
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