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merv wrote: iferlamb
It's a large step for some, but those become the most addicted once they discover the joy in the feedback from giving and helping.
You've done exactly right in relieving the lady at the bird store of the smile transaction register. Of course, now she'll feel guilty that couldn't use the register :-) Oh darn!
Just smile for her and she'll begin to pass it on.
In a week or two you might want to pass to her one of my favorite excuses to smile. "Smile at everyone because it may be the only smile they get all day."
Merv
It's a large step for some, but those become the most addicted once they discover the joy in the feedback from giving and helping.
You've done exactly right in relieving the lady at the bird store of the smile transaction register. Of course, now she'll feel guilty that couldn't use the register :-) Oh darn!
Just smile for her and she'll begin to pass it on.
In a week or two you might want to pass to her one of my favorite excuses to smile. "Smile at everyone because it may be the only smile they get all day."
Merv
Wildstar wrote: I;m so glad you acted on your realization, since i think her feeling guilty for not doing anything would have been worse the longer she had the register, than it will be now that you have so kindly taken it back. Everyone has their own level of action they are comfortable with, but many will agree to try something that sounds so good, even if they are unsure they can do it.
I'm also glad you were able to find someone who was happy to get the chance to help carry out your idea, and will look forward to hearing how it goes.
I'm also glad you were able to find someone who was happy to get the chance to help carry out your idea, and will look forward to hearing how it goes.