note: this blog ties to the blog titled: Stuck in Anger
If a person steps on your foot on an elevator,
you’ll react very differently if you realize
that person is blind.
We’re all blind
~Salee Reese
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To the first question: You might say, why did you step on my foot? To the second: I’m sorry that my foot was in you’re way!
The first may have been on purpose, or to get you’re attention. The second would have been accidental
Thanks Rosemarie!