13 hours agomyarnist
The most beautiful moment of my mom's funeral was when the assembled folks seemed to part and up walked a woman. She was disheveled, not completely clean and definitely singular in the small-town gathering. She Bee-lined to me to say i probably didn't know her but she knew about me. She said my mom was the only person who always said hello, always stopped to chat, always had a kind word to share. I was struck dumb as the whole room dissolved to she and I. Once she said her piece, she turned, said goodbye, and left. I've never forgotten that moment.
a day agowelshy_
Manners and general respect is something most of us are taught from a young age. Some people keep that lesson and live their life with it, because I personally see it as fundamental. Others get into a fancy Uni/ College and become different, get a brand new car and change overnight; people are people, we are all flawed, some just more than others. If you can treat the CEO of a company the same as you treat the Janitor, you’re seeing the person, not their label. Be that person.
a day ago_paulbrowncoaching
Pelple as people all day long. Status means nothing over who a person is 🙌
a day agolustisfryin
The more people you have the lonelier it gets. 30 000 students is a lot i doubt people even acknowledge him being around. I live in a small town and everybody knew the janitor
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