When walking to work every morning I have to pass through a rather narrow street the actual width of which does not prevent drivers from speeding by as if on the Monaco rally. The curb is also a narrow strip of security not wide enough for two people to pass each other by without one of them stepping onto the street. It's been a few mornings now that several different people, men I have to say, have made a conscious effort to step onto the street and let me pass by safely. These gestures were made swiftly but deliberately enough to make me realize in a few seconds that I was passing by that those were acts of kindness and paying attention to the person coming your way. I feel good about this as it says people are not as insensitive, callous, mindless and rude as we are led to believe these days. No, there are enough regular people around, we just have to notice.
In other, less serious observations, look what caught my fancy these days:
In other, less serious observations, look what caught my fancy these days:
Source |
As well as these:
Source |
Be still my beating heart! I kinda need both, but given my 30-year marriage to the bank I'll wait for the sales. There's no harm in looking, though, right?
Watching reruns of Homeland and the first season of The Americans - I'm a sucker for a good spy story.
And spring is finally here!!!
No comments:
Post a Comment
Fire away - I'd love to hear what you have to say . . .