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BEAUTIFUL EVENING FRIDAY!

An elderly woman told
the police that, as she
entered a restroom, she was
jostled by a woman behind
her. A few minutes later, as
she was about to pay for a
moustache remover at a
nearby store, she discovered
that her wallet was missing
from her purse. Apparently
the woman who had
bumped into her had
cleverly stolen her wallet.
This type of theft is called
pick-pocketing.
Perhaps an even more
personal kind of theft is
known as housebreaking, or
burglary. After such an
intrusion, the victims often
report a feeling of violation.
They seldom regain the
comfort and security level
they used to have in their
home. They constantly feel
like they are being watched;
they feel that if they go out,
the burglars will again come
in. They feel uncomfortable
when they are home, and
they feel uncomfortable
when they aren’t home.
Burglars get lucky or
make their own luck.
Sometimes homeowners
forget to lock all their
windows or doors.
Sometimes burglars will
break a window, cut through
a screen door, or force open
a side door.
Thieves have no shame.
They will steal from anyone
that they think is vulnerable.
Of course, that means the
elderly are their frequent
victims. Some thieves are
very clever; some are very
lucky. All of them make an
honest person’s life more
difficult. It’s too bad that all
of them can’t be caught and
converted into honest
people.
Imagine that: a world
with no larceny, a world
where you can park your
bicycle unsecured on the
sidewalk, or leave your purse
unattended in your shopping
cart. Is this only a dream?
Some say that if you can
dream about it, it can
happen.
An elderly woman told
the police that, as she
entered a restroom, she was
jostled by a woman behind
her. A few minutes later, as
she was about to pay for a
moustache remover at a
nearby store, she discovered
that her wallet was missing
from her purse. Apparently
the woman who had
bumped into her had
cleverly stolen her wallet.
This type of theft is called
pick-pocketing.
Perhaps an even more
personal kind of theft is
known as housebreaking, or
burglary. After such an
intrusion, the victims often
report a feeling of violation.
They seldom regain the
comfort and security level
they used to have in their
home. They constantly feel
like they are being watched;
they feel that if they go out,
the burglars will again come
in. They feel uncomfortable
when they are home, and
they feel uncomfortable
when they aren’t home.
Burglars get lucky or
make their own luck.
Sometimes homeowners
forget to lock all their
windows or doors.
Sometimes burglars will
break a window, cut through
a screen door, or force open
a side door.
Thieves have no shame.
They will steal from anyone
that they think is vulnerable.
Of course, that means the
elderly are their frequent
victims. Some thieves are
very clever; some are very
lucky. All of them make an
honest person’s life more
difficult. It’s too bad that all
of them can’t be caught and
converted into honest
people.
Imagine that: a world
with no larceny, a world
where you can park your
bicycle unsecured on the
sidewalk, or leave your purse
unattended in your shopping
cart. Is this only a dream?
Some say that if you can
dream about it, it can
happen.