Hidden gems are all around us — all we have to do is see them
Amy Hebert and mini-Labradoodle Arty snap a photo with Panhandle Waste Service owner David Moreland, who Hebert hails as a hidden gem in her community. "He is a very hard worker and would NEVER ask for recognition," she said. "Yet it’s that very humility that makes his work even better. Given that he received Citizen of the Year in our local town, we are not the only ones who think highly of him!"
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Mini-Labradoodle Arty is not much of a swimmer, despite his breeds being associated with loving water. No, his way of enjoying water is more like playing with hoses and sprinklers. This is one example of how assumptions can be misleading.
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Occasionally, Amy Hebert leaves a little treat or gift on top of the trash can as a way of saying to her trash collector, “Thanks for your excellent service! We appreciate you! We see the work you are doing!”
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Let’s take a little walk on the “pawsitive” side of life with a story worth talking about: The hidden gems in our midst.
They won’t toot their own horn, so we are going to do that for them!
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