A Day In the Life - Act 7

He sat on a bench in the Boston Common one day and watched children play, people drinking LATTE’S walk their dogs, the homeless scavenge, and the alkies and addicts beg for money.  A somewhat disheveled gentleman asked him for money to buy food.  He replied:  “Well you’re in luck I was just about to go to lunch would you like to come along?”  The gentleman hesitated and quietly asked: “Really?”  And they were off for burgers, fries, coffee and dessert.  It may not have been a happy meal but it brought a smile to both their faces.  

John G. Lawless
©5/1/2023
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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May 1, 2023 at 6:31 PM
A truly sterling example of sincere charity. Now, the generous man should teach his new friend how to make burgers! ~ Charity and Good Deeds, gw
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