Chatting with my dear Felicia! I miss her so. Until we meet again in July! :)
Good Samaritan
Coincidentally (or maybe not so) the Career Fellowship just taught this passage last Saturday. On my way home, a Korean couple were asking some people for directions. My train had just come and I was about to get on when they asked me. I honestly didn’t want to take the time to explain the how and where, but it ended up happening. The 3 of us waited for the next R and we even sat together. I was reminded that this is what a Good Samaritan does—s/he may not love the interruptions, but s/he will be open to loving those people in kindness. Also, because they were non-native English speakers, it was very heartwarming to talk to them. Having been a foreigner, I understand their wanting to get the right directions and actually doing the things they set out to do in an unfamiliar place. They reminded me a bit of Asia/China and this is going to be my umpteenth time saying this, but I miss that place and its people.
I’m super grateful that Suze is teaching my 3rd now 4th! graders. Those little rascals…
Haha I just went off tangent. But they’re so darn cute.
Edit:
This is my 100th post!
