on the edge
A
couple of weeks ago,
I
was in a store buying some cat food.
Fortunately,
I wasn’t in a rush,
so
I noticed that the saleswoman
was
starting to get tears in her eyes
while
looking at the bag of cat food.
In
talking with her,
it
turned out that her cat, KitKat,
had
been missing for days.
She
started crying while she told me about him.
There
was no one else around,
so
I was able to take a minute
and
pray with her
about
the little spud.
A
week later
I
went back to the same store
to
pick up some more food
and
to check up with that woman
on
the status of her lost kitty.
It
turns out, KitKat, the little imp,
has
moved in with one of her friends
who
lives down the road.
While
she joked about what an
ungrateful
little spud he was,
abandoning
her after all she’d done for him,
it
was obvious how relieved she was
that
he was safe with her friend.
She
thanked me for praying with her,
and
for following up on the status
of
her little baby, KitKat.
The
thing I learned from all this
is
that there are far more people than we know
who
are living on the edge,
and
who could use a word,
or
even just a friendly ear,
to
help keep them from...
well,
basically, just nerving out.
And
we can be the ones who give them
that
word of encouragement
or
that friendly ear;
all
we need do is move through life
a
little bit more slowly,
so
we can be attuned to the opportunities
that
are all around us.
Have
a great week! =)
grace, peace, and love to you,
dave
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