To miss or to be missed

After a 2 months break from Salvation Army service, I went back to the same old place, teaching the same kid, Ai Peng, on this "nothing special-just as usual" Wednesday night. I was greeted by Ai Peng, with a pack of tidbits. She asked why I didnt come for the past 1.5 or maybe 2 months. With the small pack of tidbits (with dunno wat language on the wrapper), and a sweet smile, this is my student which I have been tutoring since Year 2007. It is good to be missed. More than that, it is heartening to know that someone does care about you and I can/able to make a difference to her day. At least on every Wednesday.

Everybody does need some kind of concern/love/care. So, try to talk to people around you or show them you do care about them, despite how busy you are. Who knows? You may just make their day :)