Monday, June 2, 2014

Putting the cart before the horseless buggy

Thanks to Jim Geraghty, I found Matt Walsh's thoughts on shopping carts.
Put them where they belong when you're done, people.
Most of us will rarely be put in a position to exhibit extraordinary heroism. Most of us lead ordinary lives and so our strength of character manifests itself in ordinary ways. That’s why we can not falter in these little moments. We will be defined by the doors we hold, the shopping carts we return, the garlic bread we forgo because we know we’re going to be sitting in a crowded movie theater right after we finish dinner. Let us not fail when the spotlight, however dim, however seemingly insignificant, shines upon us.

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