MNRon wrote:
While I understand and ~agree with the sentiment of this string...
Last week at a AZ regional park a school bus pulled in next to us. He also had an old Suburban and a trailer full of what looked like junk. My initial reaction was similar to this thread.
One day I was changing a tire on my ebike which cost more than most of what my neighbor seemed to own. Out of nowhere ‘Kenny’ approached me, along with some “no flat” solution he had left over and a couple of tools to loan me along with some advice.
Kenny looked “down and out” as you might expect. But he was a caring human being who made me recognize myself and turned my indignation into shame.
We are all God’s children, many of us more fortunate than others (and more fortunate than we really deserve if we admit it). I do my best (imperfectly) to view others with compassion instead of thinking I’m better than they are...
MNRon your post reminds me of a old saying (But for the grace of God go I).
