Small Tribute
By William Anderson
"Pass this heart that camaraderie," he said with a smile as he entered the bathroom station is before coming to La Entrada, Copan and where to stop soil . It was the first time I met with Ms. Martina Maldonado, responsible for the care and maintenance bathrooms. It's nice to enter a public restroom neat and have a person concerned and attentive children entering with their parents. His smile and his care are sincere and if you become familiar you says one such child had been until recently in arms "and how it has grown" Martina embodies the word "thrifty", not rest and is seen crossing from one side to another with a bucket of water or mop.
Why so much attention I called Doña Martina? I wonder, perhaps the fact that usually the people we see doing this kind of work we often pass almost unnoticed and crestfallen. Perhaps most of us do this work that way if we play. She not only does well, it does so with pride and enjoy the results. Martina
makes me think as executive who drives a car of the year, spend a day in air conditioning and complains constantly about life and his job. Needless to imagine how they treat their own customers. The good attitude of a person who cleans public restroom of a gas station that sometimes seem to have problems of water supply is a great lesson for everyone.
know nothing of history's personal Martina. The last time I greeted her she said she was happy because a child in her city \u200b\u200bwas spending the Christmas holidays with her. Nor are any of their working conditions at the pump.
wish I had a national award for people like her, people who magnify their work more humble spirit. Receive
Ms. Martina Maldonado this tribute, a Honduran who does his task as all work must be met, with the aim of doing well and step with a smile and a kind word.
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