Sometimes we don't know the right answer, or even an answer at all. Other times we are filled with a know-it-all attitude. In either case, a humble person trying to help is always welcomed. Especially if the person can say "I'm not sure." Tonight I witnessed both and each act was many times exemplified by the woman I was sitting next to.
We were at our yearly condo association meeting when I had many questions. Let it be noted that the woman I refer to was attending any meeting for the first time. I'm not sure wha compelled me, but I asked her a million questions about the other people in the room. She answered a few, had no clue on many but on almost all she knew who to ask for the answer, and did.
So let me give thanks to evyone who does not stop with the unknown but either gives directions to where knowledge can be obtained or retrieves and disseminates it on their own time.
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