Rav Hutt
If I knew how challenging of a day my parents or spouse had at work, would I not try harder to greet them with a smile when they came home? If I was aware of the frustration that my children experienced at school today, would I not try harder to greet them with a smile when meeting them at the bus? If I appreciated the family difficulties that my coworkers were struggling with at home, would I not try harder to greet them with a smile when passing by each morning? If I realized that everyone else ignored the cashiers at the store, would I not try harder to greet them when my turn came to pay? If I remembered that even people without 'problems' or troubles in their day appreciate being cheerfully acknowledged, would I not try harder to greet them with a smile – even those whom I do not know? A smile resembles a turn of 180˚. Flash someone a smile, and turn his day around.
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