It Happened In An Airport

I absolutely love your story. My mum refused to ship me off to south america without some dollars despite my protests that i would get some with my card when I arrived out there (i was so furiously determined to be independent). These dollars meant when my card was blocked in the airport in Lima, Peru, I still had some money on me and literally cried in relief. As a girl her age I can imagine the relief you must have given her. I've experienced kindness from so many people when ive really needed it (and done selfless deeds in return-as it alters your mindset of being selfish/cautious )- so you're the perfect example that kindness makes the world go round.

You have a good heart and a great attitude!

I can't imagine what that mother was thinking leaving that girl alone . That girl will remember that when she recalls the trip and will past it on . What a lovely gesture

What a lovely gesture. Bless you

you are great person and happiness always will come to you

Happy birthday to this and your other stories that were born one year ago today. And what a good one this is. Makes me proud to know you. Well, actually I was already proud, because this sort of thing is exactly what I would expect from the you I've come to know.
~~L

uh...wow! You probably gave her a gift that she will never forget...and I don't mean th $20...I mean the gesture. Things like that change lives. You got points in Heaven for that one.

you have a heart of gold to help out a stranger. Your kindness you will see maybe 100 fold back to you, so that is what I was told.

Love it!!!! and God can use you because you make yourself available and do so with a willing heart. He provides and we give it out if ever we hang on for fear of not haveing enough the provision stops. I bet you just looking for the next opportunity to give again.

that was so nice of you to do that, i can tell you that not many people would have done that for the poor girl.



Well done and i take my hat of to you!

Heartwarming story, Thanks!

Selfless gestures such as yours make some of us better people and instill hope to others that there is a future!

that was a great thing you did for the girl. it is wonderful that it gets paid forward. we have to push sometimes to do the right thing, i think.

Funny how things like this end up giving you the best feeling ever, isn't it? I bet you just smiled for the rest of the day! :)

Good for you! Very nice. You did a good thing. Perhaps you don't even know how good.



Do you know that when you do a good deed it releases endorphins in your brain that actually make you feel better? Not only that but those same endorphins are released in the person for whom you did the good deed. But it doesn't even stop there. Anyone that witnessed the good deed also gets a does of the endorphins. Finally all of us reading your story also get a dose of those same endorphins, so THANK YOU. You made me feel better.



Now let's all go do one good thing and hope it snow balls.

Random acts of kindness. They make the world go round. It's people like you who make me still believe that the world is not such a bad place after all. Thanks for sharing.

That's a wonderful thing you did to help the young guy and the girl at the counter. It must have been an awkward moment for both of them. What you say about one day about helping someone else ..... often someone has been very kind and helped me out of a difficult spot. It is then I hope when I get the chance to help I'll remember those times and do the same. I think of the words "bread on the water."

keep passing it forward. I like your goal of writting a story for each exp joined, I might try to catch up on my exp groups, at least a story a day, I got lots of catching up to do, then maybe I will write a story at the time I join in the future.

That's a great opportunity for you to help someone out. Traveling is always nerve racking. I couldn't imagine the relief that the girl felt. Job well done.

You are awesome,that is a such a good thing to see someone helping another person out.I am sure that girl will help someone out one day.Who knows who else was watching and will do something for another as well.Thank you for sharing your story.

I did a similar thing years ago, and the guy that I helped kept insisting that I give him my name and address. I relented, just to stop his insisting, and then I never heard from him. A note or thank-you card would have been nice, but nothing came, and i felt bad. Since then, I just say, "No, give it to the Red Cross or something." I feel better. :-)

Well, hello again mr PICADILLY. Thank you so much for reading my stories. Today I finally made the time to write a few. I have a goal of posti g a story, however brief for each group I have joined. I seem to do a lot of joining, but not much Sharing.. Have a lovely weekend.

This was a touching story. It proves that there are still people out there who will help others. Thank you for being that kind of person. I appreciate knowing that good people still exist with kind hearts. I had given my son money the couple times when he traveled, but once I didn't give him quite enough, though I did give him the last that I had. The flight was delayed and he didn't have enough to eat on because he had to purchase a new charger for his phone since he forgot his here. A kind gentleman helped him. he took him to a restaurant there in the airport and bought him food. My son ask for his address knowing that I would reimburse the gentleman. The man refused to give him the address, because he told my son that the only thing he wanted was that if he was ever in a position to help someone, that was all the payback that he wanted. My son has paid that debt back more than once.

He helps any one that he is able to help. It's what I call paying it forward. (There is a movie called pay it forward, and it is about basically the same thing) =) I also help others when I can.