Let hope abound at the intersection of life

Writing what I live and see

The man on the street held up the cardboard sign, waving it at the red light. I noticed from quite a distance back that the tall man was young enough to be my son—and seconds later, he launched the sign higher into the sky as more cars approached the intersection. As I inched closer in my car, I hoped to see his face outside my window, and I found myself digging for a gift card so h...

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