How Was Your Day?

Last week, I walked up to place my order at a restaurant. The person behind the counter asked me, "How is your day?"

I mumbled something about fine and asked how theirs was.

Then they asked me, "Well, how was your week?"

I stopped, thought about it, and said, "Well I didn't do much. I guess it was okay."

It's too bad that we measure our days and our weeks by what we accomplished or what we did . . . rather than by how the day or week actually went, how we experienced it, how we were able to connect with others.