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After church this Sunday morning, my daughter and I went to a local restaurant for late breakfast.. An older woman was seated next to us at an adjoining booth.
What drew my attention is that when she came in and seated herself , she walked straight toward us with a smile, as though she was going to sit with us and knew us, but then turned to her table and took a seat by herself. I thought to myself that I should have invited her to sit with us.
When we were done with our food, my daughter and I left our booth (the woman was still seated at her table) and whispered to the waitress to put the woman's breakfast on our tab.
The waitress seemed surprised at what I was doing for a stranger. So I told her of a card I had received the previous day from a complete stranger, and because of that simple act of kindness, which made my day, I wanted to pay it forward.
I simply asked the waitress to tell the woman that we wished her a merry Christmas and to "pay it forward" :)
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- Posted by Kalynnn
- Mar 15, 2013
- Comments (12)
Readers Comments
FairyBubbles wrote: That is a magic of kindness. Once its starts it rolls. Lots of love to you.
denisemj wrote: How Lovely - I know the woman was surprised and Happy at the same time. Thanks for caring & Sharing :)
jsmc10 wrote: this was so lovely of you, thanks for sharing :)
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: What a wonderful thing for you to do! :)
Joy wrote: How thoughtful of you. Thank you so much for sharing. Many blessings to you.
princessliz wrote: Thanks for paying it forward, and encouraging her to do so as well :)
stars24 wrote: What a beautiful gesture, coming from your heart! I loved your story and hope i too and many others can imitate your self-less giving. God bless you.
peacehunter wrote: Soo warm :) thank you for caring xo
thaata wrote: Paying it forward has a marvelous effect and goodness around us is always beneficial to our mental health which increased our physical health. Thanks for sharing.
Wolfskin2000 wrote: A very merry christmas indeed! Thank you for sharing this story and reminding me to 'pay it forward' as well.
