A RANDOM RAMBLE FROM PAPA-PEPPER - THOUGHTS ON SHOWING APPRECIATION FOR OTHERS
Any time we interact with someone else, we have an opportunity to appreciate them.
Now I know that not everyone seems likable or pleasant, but lately I'm not as concerned with how people look, how they act, or the words that they use. If I am in a situation where someone else is doing something that benefits or blesses me in some way, I like to show them that I appreciate it.
Lately I've been getting a lot of free or cheap things and I don't even have to the labor of loading them onto the trailer. When someone is hard at work with heavy equipment that makes the job only take minutes instead of having to spend hours doing it by hand myself, I like to tip them and show them I care. The tips aren't always even money, since an ice cold drink on a cold day can be very much appreciated too! For more, check out the vlog!
SHOWING APPRECIATION VLOG
As always, I'm @papa-pepper and here's the proof:
proof-of-appreciating-not-having-to-load-this-all-by-hand
Until next time…
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@papa-pepper It's always about the small things in life that make the world go round is what I like to try and remember :)
Also, I've just been curious, have you ever tried using dtube through the steemit platform? I suppose if you already have an audience in the YT community it wouldn't make much sense to switch over. Just curious is all!
Tried Dtube some months back and got one video up out of five tries, plus with them taking a cut whether they upvote it or not, I lean more towards YouTube at the minute, since I'm gaining some followers there and getting a few thousand views per day. Can't really introduce the Dtube people to steemit, but the YT people can get exposed to steemit because of my stuff, so I'm mentioning steemit in every video on YT.
In the summer we always keep water bottles in the fridge for the ups/FedEx/USPS folks. It's the little things. Thanks for the reminder.
Very nice! I like that and may have to implement it myself! That's awesome!
@papa-pepper Thank You for reminding me again today to be GRATEFUL. This post was a BLESSING in my Life and I like the fact that you shared how we can all make this place we live Better for Everyone.........
Thank you for checking it out! Without that, I wouldn't be able to inspire others very well!
Pay it forward.
Gratitude goes along way.
You set good example and we follow.
Positive mindset.
It's not a bad thing to show appreciation or to spread some kindness to people. Who knows what they're going through? You might just make their day, or even restore their faith in humanity or even God. Sometimes people just need even the smallest sign that someone cares.
Ha ha, "they're not going to siphon out the gas and give it back." So true.
I think you said it's a diesel truck, so hopefully you didn't put gas in it. :P
LOL on that last part! I didn't, and he won't be siphoning it out!
LOL on that last part!
I didn't, and he won't be
Siphoning it out!
- papa-pepper
I'm a bot. I detect haiku.
I am appreciative of everything that I am blessed with whether it be an act of kindness or a service someone does for me. I like to do things for people in return, like filling the gas tank after someone loans me a truck. I often buy people lunch or invite them over for a meal with my family. I have given away loaves of homemade bread or dozens of cookies. I do things for people not expecting anything in return. Having good neighbours and friends is a blessing that I cherish.
As always great stuff, and Thank You for blessing the rest of us, with your wisdom, awesome content, and support on Steemit.
Thanks @coinsandchains! It's nice to see so many of you enjoying it!
es correcto amigo @papa-pepper steemit nos ha permitido conocer lo mejor de cada uno de nosotros y siento que realmente une a mucha gente.
A great post, so many are so focused on saving any way they can and go for what they can get cheap but don't think of saying a little thanks or giving a tip as you say and its something I just don't understand.
A 20 to say thanks that aren't needed is just the right thing to do for me, its all about showing gratitude and respect to people,
How cool was that guy who checked you knew you had given him a $20.
Even if you cant afford to give them a cold drink or some cash people will appreciate if you take the time to say thanks and interact a little with them
Great video on how to show appreciation and to make someone's day a little better. I also agree that filling up a borrowed vehicle is an easy way to show gratitude and give back without the chance of refusal.