Thursday, May 1, 2008
Thank you...
Recently, I have ran in to a couple of people that I'd like to thank...even though they may never read this blog:
Gentleman at McD's yesterday - Thank you for assisting me with my baby into the play area. I appreciate that you saw me struggling to carry a baby carrier with a chubby Blake in it, keep Conner under control and balance a tray with a soda on it AND came over to help however you could!
Sweet Lady at Target (a couple of month's ago) - Thank you for assisting me in getting a box into my cart while I try to keep a pacifier in Blake's mouth to keep him from screaming at the top of his lungs. She actually saw me from 5 aisles away, she was even heading the opposite direction and still she ran over to help me out.
The things may appear so very minor, but I'll tell you. I am still thinking about them and smiling. I challenge you to offer assistance to someone that looks like they could use a hand. Make someone else's day nicer!
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I know exactly what you mean. What happened to common courtesy and manners to fellow mankind? Everyday I am amazed at the lack of concern for the other peson demonstrated on the roads, in the office, at the store... it's great to know there are are a few of us with respect and thoughtfulness for others that give without giving it a second thought. If only the majority of the world practiced a few simple acts of kindness every day... what a better place to live in.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice post! Thanks for reminding me to think about my actions and how they may affect others...and recognize the kindness of others.
ReplyDeleteI feel the same way! This post totally reminded me of the Talking Heads song Psycho Killer and the line....I hate people when they're not polite. I love that song.
ReplyDeleteWow I couldn't agree more!! The other day I was at Walmart and both boys refused to ride in the cart (something you can look forward to in coming years). So here I am with a child on each side, trying to push the cart and open the door without losing a child. There were 5--yes 5--employees standing there watching and not a one made a move to help with the door. I love it when people are kind and help--I know I always try to. So yeah for McDonalds guy and Target lady!
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