This month I came full circle and had a synchronistic moment.
It was my first day manning the United Healthcare Medicare kiosk in Walgreens.
Many of my previous “jobs” and experiences came into place:
-
NC Credit Union – Setting up booths and
tables to market the Credit Union, greeting the public and answering questions
-
VA Credit Union – Creating and teaching a
robbery training class…it was a public place and anything can happen
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-NC Police Department – Keeping my head
on a swivel and paying attention even if it looked like I wasn’t paying attention
-
VA and NC Art Shows– Setting up
for art shows, greeting and talking to people
A gentleman walked in who was about 35-40 years old, dressed in a nice pair of jeans, a shirt (don’t remember the color), some copper-colored tennis shoes and a hat with the same copper color in the initials on the cap. He said hello and I responded back.
I then noticed him in the check-out line which had grown to
about 4-5 people. I don’t remember what
he purchased but heard him ask about the flowers and the cashier saying they
were for Breast Cancer Month. He picked
up a bunch and continued to wait in line. I thought how nice and thoughtful
that was of him to get them for someone who had been through or going through
breast cancer.
