Making A Difference
I watched as a stranger placed a hand on my partner's shoulder, looked her in the eye and said "Thank you." The woman moved from my partner and came to me. She took my hand and said, very emotionally, "Thank you. Because of what you do, you make it easier for my daughter and her partner." She hugged me, kissed my cheek and just as quickly, walked away. I was stunned. Aghast. Floored. It takes a lot to get me speechless. But I was. Tears welled up in my eyes. The woman walked away before either of us could say a word. All we had done was dance. I just took my wife's hand, and walked to the front of the room where we came together and danced. I have to admit, I was scared to do it. I was in a room full of strangers who were also team mates. Colleagues. Strangers, none the less. They all did the same thing we did. We were all there to train for the same purpose. This dance,...