I parked in downtown Grand Rapids just a few minutes ago. While I was feeding the meter, I noticed that the meter for the car parked in front of me was flashing expired. Just down the street, I had already seen the parking enforcement officer coming, ticket book in hand just itching to hit someone with a $20 ticket. Since I had a handful of quarters already, after I fed my meter I fed every one that was expired or close to it for the rest of the block... and it felt AMAZING, lol!
My friend was going to listen to 1D, so I broke her iPod. I felt pretty good.
My husband seen a homeless couple and they had a dog with them. It was real hot out and their poor dog was so hot!! He went in and bought them a loaf of bread, lunch meat and some water. He also gave them a bag of ice for their dog and some dog food and treats:). The dog gobbled the ice and food. My husband is a very manly guy. But watching them all gobble down the food actually brought a tear to his eye. It's sad. It feels good if you help a person just for a moment.
I haven't had anything lately because my house burned in a fire last Friday, but i know a lot of people who are being kind to me.
I was going into Wal mart and there was an Arabian woman with her daughter sitting in a stroller.the woman held a sign asking for help and food. I immediately went into the store and bought her food and water.Mind you I'm in my first pregnancy and I was shopping for food for my baby and I , but I just couldn't let her leave the store without any food. Afterward I didn't feel much different until I was offered a job an hour later
I LET GO.. it felt depressing But knew it was for the better. I loved and knew it couldn't go on any further and that it is wrong to let it drag on like how I used to. LETTING GO is one of the hardest parts of any relationship. Be it in family and friends. So? I consider it an ACT OF KINDNESS to let go for THE BOTH OF US to find better things and be happy on our way out.
took 180 kids to mexico for several years.. built houses.. went into prisons.. oversaw dental work.. worked with the locals (the whole teach em how to fish thing). met a young local gal whose dream was to speak english.. she was told she could hang out with my bi-linguist IF she finished the help of the digging of the trenchs for the foundation for one of the houses with my team (this was a job that was to take 3-4 days of the week). i watched the interaction and by the look in her eyes.. she seemed to give up on the fantasy/dream in that moment. that night i got two friends to help me dig the trenches until dawn. she hung out with my interpreter. she is now a teacher of language and an interpreter herself. i hear she is now an integral part of a similar project these days. proud of her.
I can't walk well and always park in a regular spot, instead of using a handicapped spot, you'd be surprised how many people actually need them
During a conversation with an elderly lady in my church, she commented on another woman's cane and remarked how much safer the "four-footed" cane is than her single cane, but she couldn't afford the better one. I knew where there was one stored after a family member had passed away, so I found it and slipped it into church at the bench where she usually sat, but just to be sure she knew it was for her, I tied a pink ribbon on it with her name. She uses it all the time now and still keeps the ribbon on. I'm delighted every time I see her with it.
there's some amazingly beautiful people on ask.com.
tell me will the tears rolling down my face ruin my keyboard ?
`sigh`
Thankful for him. Thanks again.
Mona, they were absolutely right. I would love to know exactly what statute you would be breaking, but I have seen it in the papers before.
http://www.mrtraffic.com/parking.htm