Thursday evening I went to see No Man's Land, by Harold Pinter. The play starred Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart, it was such a treat. After the show there was a talkback session. I felt so lucky to be there on a freezing night in New York, when I didn't really want to leave home at all.
The opportunity I had to see such inspiring performances isn't lost on me.
I am grateful beyond words.
On my way back to my warm lovely home via subway, I came upon several homeless men in the Rockefeller Center subway stop. The disparity was shocking to me. I had just spent the night in a grand theater with world class artists, and these men were bundled in sleeping bags just trying to survive.
I spotted a Dunkin Donuts and went to buy hot tea for them. The woman working there me gave me some donuts to give them too. As I handed out the teas and donuts, and connected with these men I had a surge of feeling that I cannot name.
When I got to the subway platform I burst into tears. Why is life so unfair? How can people suffer so much? And then I reframed, I had just been given a gift and as a result, my heart opened and I was inspired to give.
Art can and does heal, it opens our hearts, our compassion and humanity. Pay it forward my friends, every bit counts.
The opportunity I had to see such inspiring performances isn't lost on me.
I am grateful beyond words.
On my way back to my warm lovely home via subway, I came upon several homeless men in the Rockefeller Center subway stop. The disparity was shocking to me. I had just spent the night in a grand theater with world class artists, and these men were bundled in sleeping bags just trying to survive.
I spotted a Dunkin Donuts and went to buy hot tea for them. The woman working there me gave me some donuts to give them too. As I handed out the teas and donuts, and connected with these men I had a surge of feeling that I cannot name.
When I got to the subway platform I burst into tears. Why is life so unfair? How can people suffer so much? And then I reframed, I had just been given a gift and as a result, my heart opened and I was inspired to give.
Art can and does heal, it opens our hearts, our compassion and humanity. Pay it forward my friends, every bit counts.
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