The Barbara Show: Do you just sit there and oggle or what?

6/21/12

Do you just sit there and oggle or what?

Hey, Here's a quick comment, something to think about next time you're in public and you see that someone is having a difficult time; possibly with a package for example or another person with "normal" things due to their disability. What should you do? What does your heart say to do?
Sometimes the obvious can be right in front of your face, your instincts pick up on it long before your eyes have had a chance to send what they saw to the brain.....what do you do?

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SuldogJune 22, 2012 at 10:53 AM
If I think anyone might do with some help, I offer it. Doesn't matter if the person is fully able, disabled, differently-abled, or anything else. And, if they don't want or need the help, they say so. I'm always solicitous of the other person's feelings, though. I always ask, never just do it.
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Parades

There were parades every Memorial Day, to honor our men that were brave, for the ones that made it back and the ones that didn't. Parades for Labor Day, Halloween, Christmas and just about any other holiday were a big deal in my town. Going to the Park later for a picnic and a swim at the pool was something to be yearned for but is filed safely back in the section of Heartfelt memories. Fried Chicken, Baked Beans, Potato Salad were a part of our treasured times, hearing the carousel and smelling the the cotton candy, and the lines never seem to cease when you're so thirsty for the lime soda at the concession stand, that looks straight out of "Life with Father".
I wake up and my memories are filed and I look out the window and see the litter, the lack of Norman, hear the rude obnoxious base pulsating off my windows and wonder what is so good about all of this. I walk back to the file and I pull it out once again and I 'm reminded of a time when just a parade was passing us by.