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Yesterday my husband was on his way home from work on his motorcycle and he slipped on an oil spill while exiting the freeway. I asked if anyone stopped to help him and he said, "No, but the traffic did stop and wait for me to pick up my bike. What's wrong with people? Are we all in that big of a hurry that we can't take a minute out of our day to help someone and check to see if they're okay?

Fortunately he ended up with just a few bad cuts and scrapes on his arm and leg. I didn't see him when he left this morning but I'm pretty sure his body is sore today.

Yesterday was National Thank You Day and I thank God that he walked away with just a few cuts and scrapes. It could have been much worse.

"Hem your blessings with thankfulness so they don't unravel." 

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Have a safe Friday! 
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