paying my credit card bill

In reading these posts...One thing has came to my mind.....We all do so much for those that we do not know...And most of the time we dod not even know that we are doing anything...

If while you are out on the streets....and you pass someone and smile...Well that is something that just might change that persons life....Might just have saved it...Or if you look at someon that is dirty....and sluring their words....Well most would pull away....But think of this one thing...That dirty...homeless person....Could just be Ill....or perhaps might have been attacked...and is injured...And really needs your help.....It takes far to lettle to look that person in the eyes....and offer something that costs you nothing....A smile...and a hello...We all have so many of them...We will never run out of them....Sometimes it is that small conection with another human...That does the most....I mean...You never know.....

That person just might feel so all alone in this world....That they might be thinking...Why even bother to keep on going.....But that smile...and that one little word.....Well you just migh give them the strength...and the courage to keep on going....and it could save their life...

I know that this does not even start to andwer the question....But it was the answer...that was in my heart to give...But if you really need an answer....I looks someone in the eyes....smiled....and said Hello

helping a shopper in target pick up the items that had tumbled out of her basket

a lady dropped her phone and by the time i notice that she left it on the ground in a restuarant, i ran out into 30 degree weather in the snow, across the street and into a really creepy store to give it to her, then i realized i didn't know how to get back to the restaurant...

I usually leave the door open for strangers walking in and out of the stores.

I listened.., to an old man who just needed to make a connection with someone. I listened to his stories about his life and times. Then I thanked him for sharing them. I certainly didn't have time to set and do that for an hour. But his need seemed greater than mine at that moment.

I paid for a woman's groceries because she didn't have enough money and I gave people bus fare.

I generously offered to pose nude for a student, she"s a geology student.

I took an elderly lady to her voting precinct table, so she wouldn't have to hunt for it.

Last Saturday (10-24)  I went into the cleaners to pick up a shirt that I had taken in to be cleaned and pressed in preparation for a dance performance with my daughter that afternoon.  As I walked up to the door, a small elderly lady approached at the same time.  I held the door and exchanged pleasantries with her.  I stood behind her at the counter as she waited for her dress.  The young lady hung her bag on the hook and told her the amount.  The lady took out her purse and almost immediately I could tell that there was a problem.  The lady began fumbling through her purse, carefully at first, but with a growing sense of urgency,  I heard her mutter a couple of times.... " Where is my money?"  "I know its here somewhere."  After a minute or so of this it was quite apparent that she had misplaced either her money or her wallet somewhere.  She seemed to be completely devastated by this and very close to tears.  I told the young lady behind the counter  "I will take care of it for her"... The elderly lady looked at me incredulously, with a look in her eyes that I will never forget, and simply said "Thank you... "  The girl behind the counter gave her the dress and she went out the door.  After she was gone, I turned to the girl behind the counter to settle my bill.  She explained to me that the elderly ladies husband had just passed away on Wednesday and that the dress was the one she was wearing to the funeral on Monday morning.  She said that it was the nicest thing she had seen anyone do in a long tme and that it showed her that chivalry wasn't dead.  I am sure that it is the best eight dollars I have ever spent.

Helping a elderly man in the store.

smiling at anyone that i meet everyday

I saved someones life in the bathroom of a club by putting my fingers down her throat and clearing her air way.

I and my collegues at work gave away lots of food to a home for the disabled today.

Random acts should be done often but never be spoken about by the doer.   It spoils the beauty of randomness.

I gave 20 dollars to a guy and his mom, who was in a wheel chair, who asked me if I would take them home. But I had to be at work in 5 minutes. So I told them use the money for a cab: About a year ago I saw a lady trying to push her car, so I ask her do you mind if I help you. So once we pushed her car she jumped in it while it was rolling and it started up: I saw this homeless guy walking without  shoes and it was cold that day I don't know how much I gave him but it was over five dollars: I saw a lady standing on the corner of a store she walked up to me and ask will you take me home? I was hesitant but I took her home. This is a great question and it will remind people that through all the chaos and pshycotic things we hear and see,still good people around us.

i bought a homeless man a meal.

There was this homeless man who was a very big native man who knocked on my door and said that he was a Christian and was hungry and if he could have something to eat, I was intimidated by his size but he came in the name of Christ and we had just done a study on Jesus seperating the sheep from the goats and I let him in and my husband and I gave him a couple of cans of beans, a couple of days later he came back and once again he came in the name of the Lord, I was alone but I cooked him up a steak! We didn't have much food in the house but I gave what we had. A few days later I saw him again and he was at the christian book store and I didn't have enough money to buy the bible that I wanted and the sales clerk gave me the bible for the amount of money that I had I got the bible for $30.oo instead of the actual price of $60. It's just a life full of helping those in need and recieving when you are in need it's a very beautiful life. 

I volunteer for our local food bank and 22 people didn't show up for their food this time so instead of returning the food to the main headquarters I boxed it up and delivered it people that I knew needed it but can't get out of the houses.  People like the elderly and handicapped and one lady who doesn't have a car.