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WALKING A MILE IN
OTHERS’SHOES Much of the contentiousness that has arisen in our culture may be set aside if we simply put ourselves in the other person’s shoes. Doing so removes people from the role of adversaries and puts them in a more human light As Tennessee Williams said, “Relationships are things that have their good times and their bad times. I try to cope with the bad times by projecting myself into the character of the other person - to consider how that person feels, and try to imagine myself in that person’s position. It’s not a painful process - it helps you. I think if you can manage to do that, at least you don’t run into terrible trouble with people.” Developing empathy and compassion is lifelong work, but it’s work we’re long familiar with since we deal daily with those in pain. At the Moser Funeral Home we understand what folks who've been dealt a Wow really need - competence and compassion. That means we discreetly take care of the arrangements you need. We uige you to consider prearrangements, because we believe this is one way you can offer assurance to your family as to what your wishes might be. Call 347-3431, 233 Broadview Avenue, 24 hours a day. We offer plots in Bright View Cemetery just outside Warrenton, and all sorts of memorials and monuments for all cemeteries. “What an awesome thing it is to feel oneself on the verge of the possibility of really knowing another person. ”
-Beverley Axelrod
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