One more time, I'm writing a brief post to the prompt at Lisa-Jo's site, for Five Minute Friday.
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Prompt for Today is SMALL
Here I GO:
My daughter tossed her soup can into the garbage today, instead of rinsing it out and recycling it. I fished it out and held it up to her.
"Um, don't we recycle?" I said.
"It's just one can," she replied.
To which I said, "If everyone in the world had the same thought, how many cans would be thrown away today?"
"Oh."
Our actions, no matter how small, always count for something.
STOP
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Want to know how Five Minute Friday got started and how to participate? All the details are here.
Prompt for Today is SMALL
Here I GO:
My daughter tossed her soup can into the garbage today, instead of rinsing it out and recycling it. I fished it out and held it up to her.
"Um, don't we recycle?" I said.
"It's just one can," she replied.
To which I said, "If everyone in the world had the same thought, how many cans would be thrown away today?"
"Oh."
Our actions, no matter how small, always count for something.
STOP
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Stopping by from Five Minute Friday...A good reminder that all of our actions matter...big or small! :)
ReplyDeletehmmmm, very true!!! a good lesson to learn, and a good thought to remember!
ReplyDeleteHi Selena! I am an avid recycler, and keep reminding my husband to do it. He thinks it doesn't make a difference, so he's a lot like your daughter!
ReplyDeleteBut small things are where we start, so it's important. Loved seeing a little snapshot of your life.
Peace,
Ceil