Those of us who get to go to the China Transfer Station – for sure!
I’ve recently had the pleasure to make several trips to the China Transfer Station. I had several loads of recyclable paper and
cardboard to unload. Not going there often, I wasn’t 100 percent sure what to do. But before I even was out of the car, there were staff handy by, not just to greet me but help me with the boxes and boxes of stuff I had. Not only did they let me know where to put which things, but they helped me unload and were smiling the whole time. They made it so pleasant!
There are a lot of hard things in our world these days to cope with. People sharing a smile and some kindness, though, can make such a difference. Imagine if more of us did just a little of that every day. My husband usually takes care of the recycling and trash, but I may want to take care of it in the future given how nice a visit to the Alder Park Road is – thanks to the China Transfer Station Staff. We are lucky to have them.
Susan Cottle South China
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