Beautiful Moments, Part Two
Last week I saw a helium balloon cross the road at the lights on a perfectly timed gust of wind. Today I saw four people trying to get into a GWiz electric car. They failed.
What's the best thing you've seen recently?
( , Thu 5 Aug 2010, 21:49)
Last week I saw a helium balloon cross the road at the lights on a perfectly timed gust of wind. Today I saw four people trying to get into a GWiz electric car. They failed.
What's the best thing you've seen recently?
( , Thu 5 Aug 2010, 21:49)
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I used to see this homeless guy a lot, always stopped to say hi, how you doing, even if I had nothing to give. After a while (couple of years) he got sorted and off the street. He always told me the worst thing was being ingnored, like he didn't exist, even when people dropped a few coins into his hat, they would still often ignore him.
I now always make a point of saying hi to the homeless, just a simple "hi, you okay?", make eye contact give them a couple of minutes of time. Often, I will be the first person to acknowledge their existance for a whole day.
My Homeless guy told me just a hi, how you doing and eye contact often made more difference than anything else.
Although a good sandwich always went down well too :).
Not seen him for a while, so hopefully, he's got it all worked out.
I never pass by a homeless person without saying "Hi, how you doing" though.
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I used to see this homeless guy a lot, always stopped to say hi, how you doing, even if I had nothing to give. After a while (couple of years) he got sorted and off the street. He always told me the worst thing was being ingnored, like he didn't exist, even when people dropped a few coins into his hat, they would still often ignore him.
I now always make a point of saying hi to the homeless, just a simple "hi, you okay?", make eye contact give them a couple of minutes of time. Often, I will be the first person to acknowledge their existance for a whole day.
My Homeless guy told me just a hi, how you doing and eye contact often made more difference than anything else.
Although a good sandwich always went down well too :).
Not seen him for a while, so hopefully, he's got it all worked out.
I never pass by a homeless person without saying "Hi, how you doing" though.
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