Yesterday as I drove home I saw a man who appeared to be homeless. He had a shopping cart stuck between the curb and the street. It was partly tipped over and some items were in the street. He seemed to be struggling with the cart.
I immediately made a U-Turn to come back and help the man. When I got back, I was so pleased to see that a woman had beaten me to it. She helped the man, and I drove on.
I tend to think that it's my job to help others. So, it makes me so pleased to see others who feel the same. Kindness truly does travel.
#AprilRAOK #BeKindToOneAnother
I immediately made a U-Turn to come back and help the man. When I got back, I was so pleased to see that a woman had beaten me to it. She helped the man, and I drove on.
I tend to think that it's my job to help others. So, it makes me so pleased to see others who feel the same. Kindness truly does travel.
#AprilRAOK #BeKindToOneAnother
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- Posted by lewski711
- Jul 5, 2017
- Comments (8)
Readers Comments
Alisamom wrote: There are indeed helpful people everywhere :)
leoladyc728 wrote: thank you for attempting to help this man
autumnsky38 wrote: ðŸ˜Šâ™¥ï¸ Lovely
mindyjourney wrote: It's a kinder world, my friend :))).
vitalreiki wrote: Awww... that is awesome. Thanks for sharing x
Mish wrote: Thanks for caring!
horse-friend wrote: Thanks for relating that. Yes, I feel also more connected to others and their acts of kindness. I have felt a bit uncomfortable with homeless people and through reading kindspring and opening up a bit this has shifted. Last week I sat in front of someone in the city train. I asked him how he was doing. He tried to touch my knee and I stoped him friendly and instead petted his shoulder. I did not feel fear, just care and compassion. I could see him as a human, that he is. I hope he seeks help and gets it.
kjoyw wrote: Bless you for your caring!
