Think About It

I get frustrated driving in big city traffic. It’s not that it scares me as much as it irritates me not being able to figure out what the other person is doing. Sometimes, they speed up to get around you, other times they get just beyond you and step on the brakes. There are some people who occupy one lane of traffic no matter what is going on around them while others change lanes like they are competing in NASCAR. Now, while I don’t like traffic, there is one thing I have learned – we all need to be on the lookout for others. We can’t be so focused on doing what we have the legal right to do that it causes us to get into an accident. Not only does that risk us getting hurt or causing damage to our property, it also snarls up traffic for several minutes and that just isn’t very neighborly! As I was thinking about this the other day, I saw a parallel in our own personal lives. Sure, must of us have the “right” to do certain things, but by being bullheaded and insisting on what is