There are these ships typically used in mapping the ocean bottom and for detection and identification of underwater objects that have what's called side scan sonar. They can efficiently create an image of large areas of the sea floor.
Do you have your sonar on? I do. In my peripheral vision I see good people. I have too many in my life to mention them all but let me take a sweep around my real estate office for example.
I see co-workers who lend a helping hand. I see auction basket drives to raise money for charities. I see some who remind us to bring unwrapped toys to a Christmas party for the sake of needy children. I see an organized group that greets the incoming troops at the big international airport.
I see a receptionist that offers cold bottles of water free to all visitors on a hot day. I see trainers and coaches, team leaders and technology coordinators all pitching in to make me the best agent I can be. I see smiling faces. I see real people with their share of normal problems like everyone else, but still they take the time to care. I feel warm hearts and see good people.
Do you also have many good people all around you? Is your sonar turned on?
Check the view in the side mirrors. They might be right there!

Hi Gary,
Whata great post.
Happy Thanksgiving to you.
Tom Braatz
Thanks,
Written in the best Holiday spirit. It is good for those who see, for those who give, for those who listen...
Hope I will be able to do all that. So far listening skills leave much to be desired.
Gary - loved your post - and your attitude! Thanks for stopping by my blog - still learning how this whole Active Rain thing works but what an amazing discovery tool! THANKS!
Gary,
Your "attitude of gratitude" is so inspirational to everyone. Your market center sounds wonderful, alive, exciting, and productive. Have a great Thanksgiving Day!
Wonderful post! I see good people as well. ;-)
http://isabellalychowski.blogspot.com/2008/10/we-are-all-connected.html
Wonderful post! I see good people as well. ;-)
http://isabellalychowski.blogspot.com/2008/10/we-are-all-connected.html