My Son That Taught Me A Lesson

--by JuneBug, posted Sep 22, 2007

I read the story entitled ''A Blazer, Red Scarf, and Fifty Bucks'' and it reminded me of my own son, Erik.

He took me to a health food store one day to buy me things I needed since I am on a special diet. As we were paying for these items, he ran off as if he had forgotten something. He came back with a gallon of water and a large bag of nuts. I didn't think much of it, but as we were leaving the parking lot , he stopped the car. He got out and placed the 2 items down beside a homeless woman who we had seen driving in. She was sitting under a shade tree talking to herself. She never looked up but as we drove away, we saw her place the water and nuts in her cart of probably her only belongings in the world.

''Why didn't I suggest that?'' I asked myself. But I was so proud he did what he did.

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Posted by JuneBug
Sep 22, 2007
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oldlady wrote: BEAUTIFUL STORY. IT SEEMS YOU HAVE TAUGHT HIM WELL HES ALREADY SHOWING ACTS OF KINDNESS AND WILL PROBABLY ALWAYS BE THAT WAY.

brighteyes wrote: Junebug:

A hug for you and a "bear" hug for your wonderful son. Hope his RAOK rubs off on us all !

Smiling "Eyes" ;)

EePee wrote: What a wonderful gesture!! THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING!!
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Shannanigans wrote: Its obvious that your son was raised very well and you should be so proud!

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