Most of the good we do is done a little at a time. It may be nothing more than talking to the check-out clerk at the local supermarket who has a lot of health problems and was really hurting yesterday. Or, cutting my neighbor's hedge because they can't do it any more because of bad health (our other immediate neighbor cuts our side of our mutally shared hedge, which he loves to do. It's particularly wonderful when you can do something good by allowing someone else to do something for you. Sometimes, it's a phone call at just the right moment. None of these things may have much impact in Improving The World. But they sure improve this little corner where my wife and I live.

Jerry