I was going out on a short jaunt down to the local Kroger to pick up some Alka-Seltzer Cold Plus (fizzy kind, not the gelcap) as recommended to me by
In the parking lot, a hispanic man with apparently limited English stopped me, held out a piece of paper and asked “you know where this?”
The page was a letter from Dekalb Family Services, and had an address at the top. Sam Avenue, or something like that. I had no idea where it was. I apologized and told him I wasn’t familiar with the street. He pointed to the part that said Dekalb Family Services and asked if I knew that building. I again had to say I was clueless.
I went into Kroger feeling really bad. I didn’t have a map of Atlanta with me, it’s in Stacey’s car. The gentleman looked somewhat distraught, and who knows how important it would be for him to find that building. I didn’t read the letter, but having to go to Family Services can’t be a good thing.
So much for building up good Kharma today.
At least you cared enough to stop and try
*hugs*
Re: At least you cared enough to stop and try
Thank ye.
You know, if you have something that Alka Seltzer Cold Plus won’t fix, you probably need an actual physician (as opposed to me, who just likes to diagnose people over the internet).
Sam’s Crossing or Ave or whatever is the street that crosses East Ponce like to go to Your Dekalb Farmer’s Market.
The Alka-Seltzer seems to have done nicely thus far.
The next time I run into a person needing directions, I shall give them a link to your livejournal.
Okay, but sometimes I only know the bus way. Which, in the end, is better than no way at all, I reckon.