I will start by saying that I have several scarves that I wear on my head when I am running errands or exercising. I recently moved from a suburb North of where I live to inside the city. The suburb is about 40 minutes from the city so that will give you some idea how far apart they are located. Here is a reminder for me as to why not assume why someone is looking at you...
On Monday, I went to my old home in the suburb to clean it out. I ran to Target to get something to take a break from cleaning. Once I was done, I went to my new home in the city. That evening I decided to go to Starbucks for a drink. As I am walking up to the door, a little girl looks at me then turns to her Dad and whispers something. They both look at me then she notices that I was watching then turns away. I thought to myself, she must have asked him if I have cancer. While I am waiting for my drink inside, the little girl comes in and goes up to a woman, her Mom. She whispers something to her Mom. I then hear "why don't you ask her". I think, oh no, please don't ask if I am sick or have cancer. I know little kids will be blunt and say what is on their mind. I understand that so I don't get mad if they say something. Then I hear the woman say "Ma'am". I turn, and she says "were you at Target today". I said "in ____, yes I was". Turns out the little girl is obsessed with scarves and hats! She loves them. She noticed me in Target then she saw me in Starbucks. I guess her parents didn't believe her that I was the same person. I told her "you have a good memory". It touched my heart. She was so cute, and she had good intentions. I felt so bad that I was assuming the reason why she was looking at me. Why not start assuming the reason is because I am beautiful inside and out!
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