Nice People

A friend of mine, Debbie O.... her and her family came to the Seder/Potluck and she had asked me what I was bringing to the potluck part. I told her I was bringing a Chicken Stuffing Casserole that I got off the back of a Stove Top Stuffing box.  That night, she told me she brought Fettuccine Alfredo and my favorite corn casserole so that I would have something to eat. She said since I was bringing something I couldn't eat...because I am a Vegetarian, she brought something I could eat.  And had she not brought that dinner for me, I would not of had anything to even graze from. To my shock, everything had meat in it, even a delightful salad was loaded with chicken.  I could of eaten dessert only but I really need protein to prevent spontaneous short wiring in my brain that causes my usually bubbly personality to take a dive. Wasn't that just the nicest thing ever?  I was so touched that someone thought of me and brought me something to eat.   
When we go to our home church, the house we go to always makes sure there is food for me, even if they have to specially prepare it... one time they made two pots of spaghetti sauce, one with meat, one meatless and so on. 

  If I was not a Christian, this type of concern and act of kindness would mean so much, would mean more to me than being preached at ...while being preached at can have its place, the kindness is what would bring it all home. 
The worst sin toward our fellow creatures is not to hate them, but to be indifferent to them: that's the essence of inhumanity: George Bernard Shaw