Trying to be a good Samaritan
My 2 attempts at being a good samaritan yesterday:
I was patronizing the local Walmart when I was approached by a woman carrying what looked like a cake pan.
She waved the pan in my face asking if I knew if it could be used for a pound cake.
I gave her that blank look stare hoping she would understand that she is wasting her time asking me anything to do with baking.
It didn't work. She asked again.
A pound cake? I told her I think pound cakes are made with oblong pans. I used my hands of course to describe said pan.
Her turn for the blank look stare.
I repeated myself. Oblong pan for the pound cake, I think.
No, she says, I want to make a cake that weighs a pound.
Ok, so now I'm not caring at all. My mind has already turned off because I don't know anything about pans or baking or cakes. Just that I like to eat them (i mean the cakes of course).
Apparently my description of the oblong pan wasn't working. I looked at her and gave her the shoulder shrug. I told her I only knew about the pound cake made in the oblong pans. I gave it my best. I told her good luck and walked away.
Is there such a pan? I'll have to ask K.
2nd situation:
I was driving along the road and came to a light. I hear a car honk their horn. I generally never look to see who it was because naturally I feel they are not honking at me.
I happen to turn to look at the car to my left and the guy in the front seat had his window rolled down. In this cold weather I could only assume he had a question for me so I rolled down my window.
He asked which way the highway was. They were in the left turn lane so I assume they wanted to make sure before they took that route.
I told him go south. He nodded. I realized then I didn't know what street I was on. I asked him. He told me Sheppard. Yep, then, you head south. He just shook his head.
He must of been thinking I'm taking directions from someone that doesn't even know what street they are on.
South was the correct way to the highway.
Twice in one day.
Pay it forward folks, pay it forward.