Good deeds

Our caretaker went home for like a week.The agency got a substitute for the few days.CBC humans terrorized that man everyday for the time he was here.They asked him his name then called him by the other one's name anyway.They asked him if the usual caretake employed him and how much he was being paid.They asked him if he would stop taking his money so he would come back.By the third day this guy stopped being available when they are home from school.Yesterday another one came during the day..From the way he looked he was more like our usual.This time it's the adults who gave him the side eye.I even heard one man ask him for our usual.When he said he wasn't there that dude just told him"huyo ndio nataka" I felt bad for this guy because he got here yesterday and was expected to tell of his predecessors exact location.I have realized something change is hard for most people.We like thing the way that we are accustomed to.We appreciate being able to understand why things are changing around us.The most interesting part is when it's time for the change we want them we rally for it.Anyway we woke up this morning and he is back.I can hear the kids scream his name as they welcome him back .They ask him if he'll be here when they get home from school.I see the adults waiting for that answer with hope. I know for a fact that he knows he was missed truly.Do your work so well even the tiny CBC people miss you when you are gone for awhile.

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#humanity 

#rebuild