A Mutual Treat

Tyler S. of the Jack M. Barrack Chapter shares how a meeting with a senior proved to be a gift for both.

Jackie's words stayed with me long after our conversation, a gentle reminder of the power of kindness. She told me my smile was something to flaunt, not hide, and that a simple, bright smile could make someone feel truly welcome. Her advice to always think positively and embrace the little joys in life felt like a gift—one that cost nothing but meant everything. In her warmth, I saw the kind of person I hope to be: someone who makes others feel seen, valued, and at ease. As we parted, her last words lingered in my heart—“It’s a treat to see you”—and I realized, in that moment, the feeling was entirely mutual. Thank you, Jackie, you made me smile today. I plan to keep Jackie's wise words in mind every day as a reminder to simply smile.

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