Kindness

A waiter at the Green Mill gave me a $25 gift card for his restaurant today as I left. I was fumbling in the vestibule, getting my coat zipped up, when he came to me with the card. I was touched. If I had been ready to leave when I left, I wouldn't have gotten anything. Besides my sister's CHristmas gifts, I also got a free mug for coffee at the Speedway from the manager, because he noticed I was always bringing in the same cup from the day before and the day before that. So many people look down on me, and here I am treated kindly by people who have no reason to do a thing for me. I will have to keep that in mind when Christmas comes and I have nowhere to go. So where will I go?

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