I was cycling back from the sundries shop and saw and old man, probably in his late 70's, raking up some leaves outside his house. I usually don't take notice of him, but this day was different. I cycled past at first, not sure of myself and how to start the conversation. So I decided to just do what Hwan does, a respectful and loud "Hello!!!!!". He looked quite shocked and a bit suspicious but after I helped him finish raking he seemed friendlier. We lit a fire of the dried leaves and there was a smile on his wrinkled face, one that hadn't been there before.
A Deed for Hwan's Day
Saturday, January 26, 2013
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Cassel Krishnan
I was cycling back from the sundries shop and saw and old man, probably in his late 70's, raking up some leaves outside his house. I usually don't take notice of him, but this day was different. I cycled past at first, not sure of myself and how to start the conversation. So I decided to just do what Hwan does, a respectful and loud "Hello!!!!!". He looked quite shocked and a bit suspicious but after I helped him finish raking he seemed friendlier. We lit a fire of the dried leaves and there was a smile on his wrinkled face, one that hadn't been there before.
I was cycling back from the sundries shop and saw and old man, probably in his late 70's, raking up some leaves outside his house. I usually don't take notice of him, but this day was different. I cycled past at first, not sure of myself and how to start the conversation. So I decided to just do what Hwan does, a respectful and loud "Hello!!!!!". He looked quite shocked and a bit suspicious but after I helped him finish raking he seemed friendlier. We lit a fire of the dried leaves and there was a smile on his wrinkled face, one that hadn't been there before.
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