While we turn to our loved ones and friends for comfort, think hard about those whose impact on your life is more distant, but no less meaningful. Think about an undocumented father, ignored or scorned by his community, who is putting himself at ＿＿（31）＿＿ in the fields today to feed his family and yours. Think about a single mother, who stocks shelves at night and drives a city bus in the morning, without ＿＿（32）＿＿ so much would fall apart. Think about the hospital orderly, scrubbing down the ward on hands and knees, whose work today is as solitary and ＿＿（33）＿＿ as a high priest purifying a temple. Most of all, think about how you─blessed ＿＿（34）＿＿ a world-class education─might act and work and be differently when all of this is said and done. Memorialize in your heart the way in which these times ＿＿（35）＿＿ what really matters: the health and well being of our loved ones, the resilience of our communities, and the sacrifices made by those─from doctors to garbage collectors─who give their whole selves to serving others.