Driving home near noon from Emmanuel, Killingworth, I noticed, out of the corner of my eye, a man in Wallingford, on the side of the road, down on one knee.
And I didn't stop and find out if he was alright.
I was buzzing along listening to NPR and the traffic was heavy.
But I didn't stop.
I was several miles passed him when I decided to turn around and go see how he was.
And I didn't turn around.
I went home.
I didn't stop.
And I will regret not stopping for all my days.
Someone, apparently in need.
And I didn't stop.
My bad.
Shame on me.
I didn't stop.
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