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Sugarcoated 10: Ripple Effect

How often do we find ourselves thinking of our actions? By the end of the day, after spending our time at the nine-to-five job we have, we seldom find our thoughts wandering whenever we are alone with it. In my case, a drive home alone in a compact space of my car seems like an ideal way to go. Also a late night journaling session before going to bed-time too.  I always found myself thinking of the people I met for the day (I work in customer service). There are times I find myself feeling exhausted with the obnoxious attitude that some of those customers have. All the rude remarks, the complaint, the throwing money or cards to the counter table, and the condescending comments and unnecessary questions that don't make any sense. Was it that hard to be kind?  I love my job. I liked to believe I'm pretty good at it. Not because it's promising or anything, but because I genuinely love meeting new people (or regulars) every day. Sometimes, even when I'm not even asking, peo...

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