Guest guest Posted May 20, 2007 Report Share Posted May 20, 2007 Yesterday I received a lesson about being a blessing to others while food shopping. Yes, I said food shopping. As I walked through the store pushing my cart, my daughter (she's 2) proceeded to say " Hi! " or " Hi! Howaya? " with a huge smile to everyone we passed. If they didn't immediately answer, she'd say it a bit louder, lol. There was one old woman in particular who looked very pinched and depressed. Once my daughter got a hold of her, she was grinning from ear to ear! She cheered up half the store and me in the process. If we want to learn something about being a blessing, we should watch a little innocent child at work (play). Sarita Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2007 Report Share Posted May 20, 2007 =D .. what a lovable child. She's your sunshine. , " Sarita " <sarita1969 wrote: > > Yesterday I received a lesson about being a blessing to others while > food shopping. Yes, I said food shopping. > > As I walked through the store pushing my cart, my daughter (she's 2) > proceeded to say " Hi! " or " Hi! Howaya? " with a huge smile to everyone > we passed. If they didn't immediately answer, she'd say it a bit > louder, lol. There was one old woman in particular who looked very > pinched and depressed. Once my daughter got a hold of her, she was > grinning from ear to ear! She cheered up half the store and me in the > process. > > If we want to learn something about being a blessing, we should watch > a little innocent child at work (play). > > Sarita > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2007 Report Share Posted May 20, 2007 That she is! She has a beautiful soul, not a mean bone in her body. Sarita , " Anne " <annicole72 wrote: > > =D .. what a lovable child. She's your sunshine. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2007 Report Share Posted May 21, 2007 Thats the truth, children know exactly what to do and aren't shy about doing it. I used to sing and dance to the old ladies and gentlemen on the bus, train and shops when I was young. I would also try on the posh hats in the department stores and do dynasty impressions to make the old ladies giggle, those were the days. I'm far more reserved nowadays. But not too reserved luckily Shes an angel, Love Elektra x x x --- Sarita <sarita1969 wrote: > Yesterday I received a lesson about being a blessing > to others while > food shopping. Yes, I said food shopping. > > As I walked through the store pushing my cart, my > daughter (she's 2) > proceeded to say " Hi! " or " Hi! Howaya? " with a huge > smile to everyone > we passed. If they didn't immediately answer, she'd > say it a bit > louder, lol. There was one old woman in particular > who looked very > pinched and depressed. Once my daughter got a hold > of her, she was > grinning from ear to ear! She cheered up half the > store and me in the > process. > > If we want to learn something about being a > blessing, we should watch > a little innocent child at work (play). > > Sarita Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2007 Report Share Posted May 21, 2007 Elektra, I have an idea! Go to the store and try on hats and do a impression and see what happens! Hee, hee! See if you can make someone smile like you used to when you were a kid! Hee, hee! I think that would be funny! Love, Katherine Elektra Fire <elektra.fire Monday, May 21, 2007 7:47:56 AM Re: A lesson on being a blessing Thats the truth, children know exactly what to do and aren't shy about doing it. I used to sing and dance to the old ladies and gentlemen on the bus, train and shops when I was young. I would also try on the posh hats in the department stores and do dynasty impressions to make the old ladies giggle, those were the days. I'm far more reserved nowadays. But not too reserved luckily Shes an angel, Love Elektra x x x --- Sarita <sarita1969 > wrote: > Yesterday I received a lesson about being a blessing > to others while > food shopping. Yes, I said food shopping. > > As I walked through the store pushing my cart, my > daughter (she's 2) > proceeded to say " Hi! " or " Hi! Howaya? " with a huge > smile to everyone > we passed. If they didn't immediately answer, she'd > say it a bit > louder, lol. There was one old woman in particular > who looked very > pinched and depressed. Once my daughter got a hold > of her, she was > grinning from ear to ear! She cheered up half the > store and me in the > process. > > If we want to learn something about being a > blessing, we should watch > a little innocent child at work (play). > > Sarita Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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