Hi everyone! I thought that this video was just fantastic and wanted to share it with you all! It is short, 4 minutes in length, but well worth your time, in my opinion! There is no speaking in the video so you don't need to worry about understanding any language. :)
I get excited when I see people enjoying themselves like this, especially in the workplace! So often we see people going to work and not enjoying their work, which is so sad. I consider myself blessed to have had, for the most part, jobs that I really enjoyed! Of course, though, this doesn't mean that it was easy. I have always felt that bringing a smile and a positive attitude can really change things that can otherwise be dismal, and seeing the guy in this video shows how this can be, in action! He obviously enjoys his job! Not only does he enjoy his job, but he brightens people's days with his smile and positive attitude, as you will see. He also has a group cheering him on, standing and watching him, and I can see myself as being one of those people! His enthusiasm is infectious!
So what about yourself...if you work, and if you feel comfortable sharing this, what type of work do you do? Do you enjoy it? If you are retired and no longer working, are you enjoying your time in a way that makes you feel happy and relaxed?
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That would be tiring! They must be more civilized in their driving there; I bet he wouldn't last five minutes in New York City!
ReplyDeleteIt really depends on how long his shift is...but when you bring such a positive attitude to anything, it really makes things more fun! I bet he would last in New York City, and even in Montreal! :)
DeleteHe does look like he enjoys his job! I love it when I'm around someone who loves his or her job.
ReplyDeleteI am a newspaper reporter. I enjoy my job (though I don't dance like the traffic cop!). :-)
Thanks for sharing that, Tina! I don't dance like the traffic cop, either! :)
DeleteBefore I retired, I worked for a large insurance company. I was so stressed that I could hardly wait to leave. I now have a volunteer job at the lobby desk at a clinic where I can relax and be helpful and friendly to everybody. I've been there for 5 years and I love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Ms. Sparrow, I am so glad that you are doing a volunteer job and enjoying it. Life is so short, it is nice to be able to enjoy one's work. Thanks so much for sharing.
DeleteThat guy is a trip! :-)
ReplyDeleteIndeed! :)
DeleteI think it is a real blessing that a person loves his job. nowadays people are very lucky if they even have a job. I have always loved and do love now my jobs!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear this, Ginny, thanks so much for sharing!
DeleteIl est vrai qu'il est formidable de pouvoir s'épanouir dans son travail. Ce n'est pas toujours le cas malheureusement pour beaucoup d'entre nous...
ReplyDeletePersonnellement je n'ai pas toujours été heureuse dans les divers emplois que j'ai eu dans ma vie. Aussi dès que j'ai pu je les ai laissés.
Aujourd'hui je me considère chanceuse...
Gros bisous à vous
Oui, Martine, c'est vrai! Merci beaucoup pour votre commentaire! Gros bisous! :)
DeleteIsn't that a wonderful video? Thanks so much for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteHi Denise, thank you so much for watching and for your comment. :)
DeleteExcellent !
ReplyDeletePierre
Yes, fun is one of the best medicines!
ReplyDeleteIt sure is, Leovi. :)
DeleteI enjoyed this video which makes my day ! first spring day ! he is as good as
ReplyDeleteMichael ! wonderful ! it's so easy to share a smile, isn't it !
wish you a happy spring Linda
Hi Marty, so glad you enjoyed it! Happy Spring to you, too!
DeleteGlad you liked it, Rui. :)
ReplyDeleteI´ve seen a similar video not long ago. Loved it. :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed it!
DeleteI did enjoy that, thank you!
ReplyDeleteHappy to know you enjoyed it, Helen.
DeleteThank you for sharing this video. It was nice to see the traffic officer enjoying his job.
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome, George. Glad you liked it.
DeleteHi Linda, Love seeing the cop at work. He does enjoy his job.. I'm retired now--and really enjoying life more than ever before. However, I worked all of my life and loved what I did even though I was a work-a-holic and worked WAY too many hours back then. I wouldn't do that if I had it to do over again.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Hi Betsy, thank you so much for sharing, and I am so glad you enjoyed the video.
DeleteHi, Linda!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if he has enough energy to go dancing after he clocks out!
I spent 30 years as a waitress in a local popular family restaurant. After all that time the customers had come to feel like family!
These days I volunteer at our local Humane Society several afternoons per week with the dogs. The dogs have never complained about any meal that I've served them. I LOVE it!
Hi Kim, so true! Thank you so much for sharing this. :)
DeleteI think I've seen this before. It is rather exhilarating and reminds me of you and your enthusiasm for photoblogging! It is obvious that you enjoy your blog and sharing your photos and ideas and thoughts with other people. That is very cool.
ReplyDeleteThank you again for your very kind and thoughtful comments today!
Hi Lowell, thank you so much, you just made my day!
DeleteNot always easy, Linda, but great if you can go through life like that guy !
ReplyDeleteLie(f)s.
No, it isn't easy, but some people are better at it than others...and this guy is one of them. :)
DeleteIndeed. And I first taught highschoolers for 25 years and then middle school for the last fifteen. It was the joy of my life till the day I retired and never regretted once the career choice I had made....:)
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful, Trout! Thank you so much for sharing that!
DeleteGrand merci pour ce beau moment, j'ai adoré cette vidéo.
ReplyDeleteGénial.
Laurence
Bonjour Laurence, merci beaucoup!
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