We got to the four way stop just before a man in a delivery van did, but John waved him forward, “I’m off work right now,” John told me, “but he’s working. I want him to be successful.”
A few days ago I walked past a young man paid to pick up litter. Another person walking past said, “There’s a great deal to pick up after the wind blows.” As the young man agreed, the person added, “Some might say your job is insignificant, but I say you are as important as the landscape artist. If there were litter on the ground I would see it and not the nice trees and bushes. You make this area beautiful.”

My friend Amy is battling cancer and now re-battling it, but still much is going well. With chemo- brain, depression, side affects, and so many doctor appointments she has noticed she forgets to notice the good in life, soon Sundays her payer are thankful ones.