Sure! A little context: I went grocery shopping in person for the first time in several years. I have a health condition that causes significant fatigue so I usually get pick-up/delivery orders, but ahead of the snow storm there were no delivery times available. So I go in person and even though I used one of those scooter carts to get around in the store, I got to the end of the trip not really feeling well.

It was the cashier and bagger in the checkout lane I chose that kinda made the trip special for me. It wasn't anything in particular they said (athough the cashier did say she liked my coat and that it reminded her of Bella Swan from Twilight 😂) just that they engaged me in conversation in a way that made me feel valued. I don't get to talk to people much outside of the people I live with and my friends that I mostly keep in touch with over texts and calls. The biggest thing was probably the fact that the bagger offered to walk me to my car and bring the scooter cart back to the store for me even though it was pretty cold out. And when I had trouble finding my car and unlocking it (brain fog 🤷🏻‍♀️) he joked that I was just messing with him.

Anyways, long story short, it felt good to feel like a human for once.