Kindness and Concern in Our Community — Our Home

By Maryce Cunningham
Landings Resident

On my way home from golf one recent afternoon, I was driving my cart on the path when I realized that although a lovely sun was shining above, there was a chill in the air that I hadn’t notice while playing. I pulled my cart to the side of the path to put on my jacket. As usual, the sleeve caught on my Smart Watch and wouldn’t ride up my arm. I was struggling when suddenly a gentleman, coming toward me in his cart, pulled over to the side and asked me if I was alright. I gratefully told him that I was fine, and he smiled and drove on.

I was so thrilled to have had such a pleasant show of concern that, as I drove farther along the path, I noticed another cart pulled over to the side. I stopped my cart and asked the woman in the other cart if she was ok.  She smiled and waved, and I noticed that she was on her phone. Aha! Hands-free driving!

The moral of my story is an act of kindness and concern is so heartwarming that it just has to be paid forward.  Our Home, Our Family!