"give me a drink"
 On our way to church the past Saturday, as usual we have to stop at the "most confusing junction in town". We saw a frail and rugged lady by the roadside, holding up a cardboard with words of needs. We rolled down the window and signaled to her if she wanted a burger. She walked toward the car with an obvious limp, and thanked us profusely. As she walked away, I was greatly embarrassed with the thought that we've given out of extra.
On our way to church the past Saturday, as usual we have to stop at the "most confusing junction in town". We saw a frail and rugged lady by the roadside, holding up a cardboard with words of needs. We rolled down the window and signaled to her if she wanted a burger. She walked toward the car with an obvious limp, and thanked us profusely. As she walked away, I was greatly embarrassed with the thought that we've given out of extra.Would I give her my share? Would I skip a meal so that she will not go hungry? The answer most probably is no and I’m ashamed.




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