When you think you have it bad, just remember, somewhere, out there, someone has it worse off than you.

Today, I went to the work center.

I have to do this every other Monday.

I had designed a spreadsheet for my case worker awhile back to help track his cases much easier.

Friday he called me to help him fix some formula deletions he had accidentally done which I did over the phone.

Today, he told me, that he dialed a number on Friday that he thought was mine, but wasn't and when the person answered, my case worker was like "My spreadsheet is broken!"

The person on the other end said, "That's nice, I'm being evicted!" and broke into tears.

Case worker spent about twenty minutes on the phone talking to this person and had him come down to the office on Monday, to get this person some help.

A good deed, didn't have to do it, but he did.

He's a good person as well as a good case worker.

We talked some more after that and it hit me, right at that moment, though I am out of work and seemingly am too ugly to work for most companies but everyday, I wake up breathing, I have my health for the most part and when I get mad, I can go outside on my own two feet and randomly punch someone in the face.

My shoes might be a little older than most but I still have both my feet to put shoes on to.

I saw a man in a wheel chair today who had lost one of his feet to the diabetes.

I still can see fairly well and a blessing is, when I take off my glasses everyone looks pretty.

Even the ugly people!

My case worker told me a story about how at his church last Sunday, the pastor asked if there were any thing to raise up for prayers.

This woman stood up, she had many health issues, half of her body was partially paralysed from a previous stroke, kidney problems, heart problems, liver, etc. etc.  and she was going in for a life saving surgery this week, one of those surgeries there's a higher percentage of you not coming back from then coming back.

After she sat down, the pastor asked if there was anymore prayer requests.

No one else raised their hands.

After that lady, someone's kid talking back to them and such just didn't seem that big in the light of that situation.

Always remember, there are people out there in worst situations than we are, take time to try and help those in those situations if you can, make this world a better place for our generations and future generations.

Good night and have a better tomorrow!