by Dreamer » Tue Dec 24, 2002 3:31 pm
A saleswoman is driving across northern Arizona when she sees a Navajo
woman hitchhiking. Because the trip has been long and quiet, she stops,
and the Navajo woman climbs in. During their small talk, the Navajo
woman glances at a brown bag on the front seat between them.
"That's a bottle of wine," the saleswoman explains. "I got it for my
husband."
The Navajo woman is silent for a few miles, nods several times, then
says, "Good trade."
"I can't be in your shoes, But I can be by your side.. and hold your hand in friendship."
-Scott Goober, (Boston Public)