It was a hot sweltering day. I had just arrived at
Fee Avenue pool. Despite the heat, children on
vacation were running and frolicking in the
adjacent playground. Fanning myself I waited for
my family and the pool to open.
As I leaned back in my car I heard the
squeaky wheels of a shopping cart. A crumpled up
man tottering along gripped the cart more like a walker.
He had a few soiled items in it and appeared homeless.
My heart rolled out towards him, a rush of sadness
and compassion flooded the moment. I wondered how I could help.
A wonderful story of compassion. Yes, so many of our veterans, many of them fathers, are homeless and estranged on this Father's Day only because they served, and, as a result were affected in a terrible way. We need to a lot of them too as best we can, as you have.
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The world calls us to improve and promote ourselves. Is this
Thanks for reading the story. It was such a tender experience. I feel very motivated to do more.
Many Blessings,
Sonya Ki
Ron