A very arrogant girl was waiting for her flight in the hall of a large airport.
As he had to wait a long time, he decided to buy a book and also cookies.
He sat down, to be able to rest and read in peace.
In the seat next to him sat a lady, now of an advanced age, who opened a magazine and began to read.
Among them were cookies. When the girl picked up the first cookie, the lady also took one.
The girl felt outraged, but said nothing. She only thought: "How shameless this old woman is, if I were braver, I'd say a couple of things and talk abominably and insult her."
Every time she picked up a cookie, the lady also took one.
That made the girl so angry that she could not concentrate or react.
When there was only one cookie left,
she thought: "what will this old woman do now?"
Then, the lady split the last cookie and with a half smile on her face, without saying anything to the girl, she left half a cookie for her.
Oh no! That seemed too much! The girl was angry, she got upset, she was very angry at such a situation.
He took the half biscuit, he could not take it anymore and he threw it at the feet of that lady and said: old shameless, you see that he is hungry, that's what you are ... a shameless one.
And the lady just ducked her head and did not answer anything.
The two got up and each one went to his own sector of embarkation, since they had different flights and were obviously going to different destinations.
While walking to her boarding area, very indignant, the girl snorted the enormous rage she was carrying. He closed his book, took his things and went to board.
When he sat inside the plane, he looked inside the bag and to his surprise, there was his package of cookies ... intact and closed.
He felt so embarrassed! That his face fell and he gave so much feeling to that lady who even cried.
Only then did he realize how wrong he was.
He had forgotten that his cookies were stored in his bag!
The lady had shared all her cookies with her, and without feeling indignant, nervous, dismayed or upset.
And I was not on time or had any chance to explain or apologize.
But to reason: how many times in our life do we draw conclusions when we should observe better?
How many things are not exactly how we think about people?
And he remembered that there are four things in life that do not recover:
A stone, after being thrown;
A word, after having said it;
An opportunity, after having lost it;
The time, after having passed.
