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Gratefulness
I like this idea of bringing awareness to hidden things, hidden actions, things (or people) whose work isn’t always thought of because it is often done ‘behind the scenes’–the people who wash the table linens and aprons and towels in a restaurant, the people who mop the floors in a hospital, the people who work to keep our power lines up and our water sources maintained, teachers we had long ago, farmers who grow grain for our bread, IT departments that keep us network...
I like this idea of bringing awareness to hidden things, hidden actions, things (or people) whose work isn’t always thought of because it is often done ‘behind the scenes’–the people who wash the table linens and aprons and towels in a restaurant, the people who mop the floors in a hospital, the people who work to keep our power lines up and our water sources maintained, teachers we had long ago, farmers who grow grain for our bread, IT departments that keep us networked. Thanks to each and every one.
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