Thanks for the uplifting words, Bill.
Chuck Norcutt
NSURIT@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Perhaps it is the nature of being a human being to see the negative.
>
> I find it much more interesting to remember the times when I knew or
> suspected that some act of kindness made a difference. That it made a
> difference to me, in my life, is an absolute.
>
> The act of kindness has often been something that had no monetary value
> and yet was priceless. Connect with another who is doing a thankless job in
> a way that has them be special and see how it changes the moment for them .
> . . and for you. Lift someone's spirit and help to put a smile on their
> face and see what a difference it makes for each of you. Try doing that
> everyday for a week, a month, a year . . .
>
> Forgive those who you feel have slighted you by not acknowledging your
> gifts.
>
> Forgive yourself for holding the resentments about the perceived slights.
>
> My experience of life is that I've been amazed by the kindness and
> generosity of others.
>
> In my wildest dreams, I could never have imagined the kindness and
> generosity others have shown me.
>
> That, I find most interesting.
>
> Bill Barber
>
>
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