Readers Comments
JuneBug wrote: I have filled those shoes where customers have been so rude..You handled your situation so well. ...I appauld you! [Did I spell that right?] :}
AURELIA wrote: Good for you. Forgiveness is a gift. I've said it before too that it's a freedom to move on. Get over it and move on. I'm proud of you for handling yourself so nicely. I've come across some overly stressed waitresses and checkout clerks and have sincerely tried to see it through their eyes. I hope people will read your story and know that we are all human and make mistakes and to count to 10 and smile. ~Aurelia
lovebug wrote: We are all Human and we do get stuck. I am stuck, I hope to be moving forward. But for me, being polite and apologizing are distinct and different terms. I do my best to be polite, sometimes I even try to politically correct. Normaly I prefix my apologie, with the words " I am sorry if you are offended". If I do not use these words, people know,I am truly sorry. Like I say, I am stuck. From my view point, and it is only my view point, but I think we send a bad message when we teach children to say " I am sorry" when they aren't. It becomes a bad habit. Our children are so innocent, we don't give them time to think or know they are intelligent, we teach them what is pollictically correct. I have learned great lessons from listening to che innocent child, they will all find their way in time, we all do in time
babynurse wrote: A lot of time people forget that we all are human and make mistakes. You did the right thing by getting it straight, and not letting it eat at you all day. God bless you.