Be The Exception: Not The Rule
I think if you would look around you would find that most people, especially seniors, just want to get along. They have no particular agenda and just want to find some peace at the end of the rainbow rather than a pot of gold. For the most part they are honest, hard working and dedicated citizens who have their good and bad days. Generally their good is far outweighed by the bad. Then there are those people who look only in the bad in people who are trying to do good. Their lives must be so full of misery that they try and destroy whatever good is around them that they cannot benefit from.
Seniors and children are taken for granted. Their opinions are seldom heard by the people that should be listening.
Seniors and children are either given too or taken from. To give to a senior who has earned his place in society is a slap in the face. There is little difference from having someone taking something you own and give it back to you and expect you to say thank you. That is both an example of someone giving and taking from you. And the sad thing is the person who is doing the giving and taking is usually another seniors.
If we can only agree that we are all different and that we all have valid opinions that we will be a greater site, place and world. But we seem to always become what we said we hated most and what we hated most was the person we have become. There are exceptions to that rule I just wish it was a lot higher.
Be The Exception: Not The Rule
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