GOOD MORNING

When a dog sees its owner or a familiar face, it wags the tail. When a dog sees another dog, it sometimes barks, but it always runs to frolic. Human beings are sociable as well, but we don’t always show it, especially to strangers. When we see familiar faces, we instantly greet them with a smile but if it’s a stranger we rarely show any recognition. Humans need some interaction. A few days ago I went for my early morning walk, and a total stranger greeted me with “GOOD MORNING.” I was shocked because often I say good morning and receive no response. Greet someone you’ve never greeted before whether it’s on your way to work or in the office. A simple greeting can make a difference for someone. You never know.