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GOOD FOR SOMETHING

When we go to a laundromat

We expect to do our laundry

But not fix an ingrown toenail

Not make a tofu sandwich

Nor repair the clasp on an inherited necklace

No, when we go to a laundromat

Our expectations are realistic

The same thing applies to people

One person is a good listener but offers "tough love"

Another person can transfer computer files

But can't cook worth a bean

If we see people as just fine the way they are

We can see what they have to offer us

And what we can offer to them

Limitations and strengths exist in each person

This way we know who to ask for advice

And who can help with our computer issues

Without getting frustrated at normal human limitations

Or trying to adjust their personality to harmonize with ours.

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