Tuesday; May 29
The other day I was reading a social media post from someone from Indiana who was excited about the Indianapolis 500. As I scanned down the responses I noticed one that – in no uncertain terms – mentioned how boring the race was. On one hand, I can empathize with the non-race fan, but then it dawned on me that just because something isn’t of interest to me that doesn’t mean others feel the same way. Even if a lot of people share my feelings, what gives us the right to criticize what other people enjoy? (I should have known this because as a baseball fan I have been subjected to the chant of “boring” more than once in my life.) As I pondered this, it got to thinking about the number of times I have been guilty of not being excited about things that interest other people. How many times has someone tried to share something with me and I all but blew them off? (By the way, the answer to that question is “More than I can – or care to – count!”) So, how can I b