Readers Comments
Sandra Miller wrote: So glad you posted this kindness message - empathy goes a long way in mood distress - your cherry and complimentary attitude perhaps warded the tension she was experiencing; be the initiator of smiles (as you were) and brighten someone's day
Virginia wrote: It must be hard to be the front desk person at a doctor's office. Much of the time people aren't happy to be there and probably don't offer a smile or extend much courtesy themselves. Good reminder.
Chris wrote: Ah, the power of a smile and its kindness. We never know what weight someone might be carrying. We have the choice to add to,it, or make it a bit easier to bear. So good that you make the conscious choice to ease her day! Thanks for the reminder!
cabbage wrote: So true---thank you for sharing this insight---i will remember it next time i'm faced with a grouch :-)
AndiCas wrote: Yesss, shine brighter. Love this message Mish.
splain wrote: I would like to say I would have done this , I really would. But sometimes I think people like this need to be made aware of how they are coming across to others.Now saying that, it can be done in a kind way.
Painiacs wrote: Glad you were positive and bright
Rajni wrote: Smiles can conquer everything and you proved it.
Marleen wrote: May it perk her up in so many ways!
mindyjourney wrote: yes, putting out the energy before it goes negative is such a great way to handle! Well done <3.