The waitress left off the rest of the quote, which is "Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier", but even the shortened version made an impact. I slid the note into my purse, and for the rest of the night did what I could to spread love. It started with leaving the waitress a generous tip. I held the door for the person leaving the building behind me. I smiled at the people on the street. When I was wearing a mask inside buildings I smiled with my eyes. Later that night I passed the note on by sticking it onto a towel dispenser in a public bathroom.
I can only hope I inspired someone to spread love the same way I was inspired.
Five years ago today: Only In St Louis
So glad you were inspired by this lovely note!
ReplyDeleteSo easy to do, much easier than spreading hateful thoughts!!
ReplyDeleteI agree. For me kindness and compassion come more naturally than hate.
DeleteYou should have put the other part on the back. 😄
ReplyDeleteWhy aren't you and your good ideas around when I need them!
DeleteI like this idea, we could all create a note and leave it somewhere or give it to someone. I may do that.
ReplyDelete:-)
DeleteWow ... what are the chances that Mother Teresa visited the same restaurant as you! Good thing you found her note.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
If Mother Teresa was there I missed seeing her :-)
DeleteI wonder if that note gets her bigger tips.
ReplyDeleteYou beat me to this comment.
DeleteMaybe people are swayed by the note. I'd like to think not, and she gets tipped on the great service she gives.
DeleteWhat a lovely thing to do!
ReplyDeleteThank you :-)
DeleteMaybe I should make up some of those notes and pass them out as I move through my day. I'm coming across a few people who need some lessons on kindness and spreading love.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
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