3 Gratitudes for Day 5:
1. that I earn enough now for my family
2. that the last day of work went smoothly
3. that I could get a cab in time for the airport!
3 Gratitudes for Day 6:
1. that I met WLIA Eric Ong on the flight and had fantastic crew onboard
2. that i met my family after a long while
3. that i saw godpa and he was alright
3 Gratitudes for Day 7:
1. to have gathered with the mexican family
2. to eat uncle's kway teow
3. to go for mass with my family
Positive experience: Just wanted to list one for the past 3 days that coincided with my random act of kindness. I opened up to the cab driver on the way to the airport to fly back home on Day 5. His name was Ahmed and works as a private cab driver. Sole breadwinner of the family and has 3 kids. Not an easy life cos he does not earn much. He shared about his experience as an airport staff before switching to this line to better cope with lifestyle and family. His story is one of working to earn a living and not to pursue a career. How fortunate I am to even be able to consider progression and climbing the ladder. I remember the conversation heartfelt. Wanted to tip him but gave him a M&S chocolate basket for his kids instead because I thought that would mean more. One less for my family and friends but figure it would be more for such as he.
Popped by the airport operations to say my hellos too.
1. that I earn enough now for my family
2. that the last day of work went smoothly
3. that I could get a cab in time for the airport!
3 Gratitudes for Day 6:
1. that I met WLIA Eric Ong on the flight and had fantastic crew onboard
2. that i met my family after a long while
3. that i saw godpa and he was alright
3 Gratitudes for Day 7:
1. to have gathered with the mexican family
2. to eat uncle's kway teow
3. to go for mass with my family
Positive experience: Just wanted to list one for the past 3 days that coincided with my random act of kindness. I opened up to the cab driver on the way to the airport to fly back home on Day 5. His name was Ahmed and works as a private cab driver. Sole breadwinner of the family and has 3 kids. Not an easy life cos he does not earn much. He shared about his experience as an airport staff before switching to this line to better cope with lifestyle and family. His story is one of working to earn a living and not to pursue a career. How fortunate I am to even be able to consider progression and climbing the ladder. I remember the conversation heartfelt. Wanted to tip him but gave him a M&S chocolate basket for his kids instead because I thought that would mean more. One less for my family and friends but figure it would be more for such as he.
Popped by the airport operations to say my hellos too.
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