I'm young(ish) and able-bodied, so I've recently begun giving up those "plum" parking spaces I would occasionally find open at the grocery store or gym or wherever and deliberately driving past them to find a spo
t further away.
I used to bedelighted whenever I found a great spot, but now I imagine that someone else might need or appreciate it more. It's a small thing, but I like to think i
t might put a smile on someone's face! (And the extra walking benefits me too!)
t further away.I used to bedelighted whenever I found a great spot, but now I imagine that someone else might need or appreciate it more. It's a small thing, but I like to think i
t might put a smile on someone's face! (And the extra walking benefits me too!)
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- Posted by handful_of_sky
- Mar 1, 2015
- Comments (7)
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brindlegirl wrote: Wow what a kind and generous thing to do. I am always so grateful for the great spots I am able to find especially when I have young children and prams and I've never thought about the kindness in this, that perhaps someone left it for me. What a beautiful thing to do. This has changed my outlook completely and I'll never look at an available prime parking spot the same again! Thank you.
kperrine wrote: How very considerate of you. I appreciate your efforts and wish more people had your logic. Many blessings will come your way. Thank you for thinking of us, like me, who had a knee replacement and find parking lots difficult to navigate.
jomartin87112 wrote: Thank you! I have a handicapped placard and often all those places are taken, finding one near an entrance is such a joy!
debbe530 wrote: Thank you. I too have a handicapped tag and sometimes they are all filled. On good days I try to park farther away for my own benefit.
oldrose wrote: Even at 84 i usually park away from the usually packed close-up parking spots but now i also have a handicap tag because of my husbands disabilities. Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated by those with physical and age problems. Thank you.
wavingatyou wrote: Kind and considerate :)
carolec wrote: I love your thought process here. And thank you for the idea.
