Let me tell you what happened today....

[jeffsquire]

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I hate to sound newageish but it always comes back around, doesnt it. A few weeks ago I handed a cashier a 10 dollar bill. He got confused by all the customers and asked me if I gave him a 20. I told him it was a ten. He sighed a big relief then thanked me. He told me "thanks for being honest." I didn''t even think about until he complimented me. It made my day.

[z12358]

It says something about this world of ours that his is even viewed as something noble or extraordinary rather than normal. "Do onto others what you'd want done onto you." I wouldn't even stop to think if a guy walking in front of me dropped a $100 bill on the pavement. Of course, I'd pick it up and give it back to him. Some poor guy at the store (making minimum wage) would probably have got into trouble for making an error. Would I want that on my conscience? If I was that guy, would I prefer that a human being on the other side warned me about it?
Ohio, of course, good job!

Z.

[rodsnhawgs]

Great job Ohio!! let's quit watching and reading the negative news and just read your posts!!