As
some of you know, on the other side of my country, great tragedy has stuck.
There’s a massive flood rushing through Calgary and the surrounding area,
leaving ashes in its wake. So, in response, I’m going to write posts for
several weeks talking about things we can learn from the flood.
But
let’s start on a positive note.
As
with many great disasters, the victims of the flood didn’t remain stranded for
long. Volunteers and complete strangers weren’t among the wreckage, looking
to help whenever possible.
Out
of the goodness of their soul, people were helped and saved by others they knew
nothing of. Says something about human nature, huh,
So,
today’s a Pollyanna day. Sure, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows, but in your
darkest times, people do help and will help. Sure, you don’t want to make
yourself a victim, a helpless soul who needs that help. But when you need it,
and we all need it sometime, others seem to come out of the bushes, like Angels
from the clouds, and those people save us when we don’t save ourselves.
Feel
glad that their are people like that. Be thankful.
After
all, you might even be one of them.
Talk
to you next week,
Alex H.
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