Random Acts of Kindness - Time to feel GOOD
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BlurBee:
thot they are quite poor thing, foreigners, and taxi driver just dump them outside my gate and disappeared liaoverykiasu2010:
a group of angmo going for Christmas party, cakes and gifts on hand, ended at my home ..... wrong address .....so I drove them to the correct address......same house number, same owner name ....only difference is road name - one with 'west', one without :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
Wow, so many 巧合. U r so nice to drive them there.
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tankee:
how i wish that house is mine too !! bigger than mine nowverykiasu2010:
a group of angmo going for Christmas party, cakes and gifts on hand, ended at my home ..... wrong address .....so I drove them to the correct address......same house number, same owner name ....only difference is road name - one with 'west', one without :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
both houses yours? :evil:
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tankee:
Why not?ksi:
Tankee, I found the positive energy that keeps me going:
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2159&hilit=nice+encounter
merge? :evil:
You do? I am scooting off soon.
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verykiasu2010:
how i wish that house is mine too !! bigger than mine now[/quote]Contentment....my friend or else the evil one will attack you..... :rotflmao:tankee:
[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]a group of angmo going for Christmas party, cakes and gifts on hand, ended at my home ..... wrong address .....so I drove them to the correct address......same house number, same owner name ....only difference is road name - one with 'west', one without :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
both houses yours? :evil:
:salute: that's a very kind act ! -
My DD was 13. Her EZ Link card was outta money. She needed some change. She must have looked skinny and forlorn because when she asked for some change, a kindly old man gave her change plus $10 and shooed her into the gate. She tried to return the money but he pooh-poohed her attempts and shoo-ed her away.
A little Malay boy was clutching a bag full of library books at the Customer Service counter of the library. He had lost his wallet with $5 in it. He was frantic and forlorn and the customer service staff shoo-ed him away. I gave him $10 and asked him to go home. The CS staff said that it could be a scam. I thought not. Scams are a regular presence around an area. When I asked if the CS staff had seen the boy before, I was told "No". I was touched that he was so little and had a love for books and looked so panicky… $5 meant everything to him and little to me. I gave him $10 because my DD had $10 from a total stranger. -
I love this thread. It’s a good thread to start. May love and positive energy radiate from here and shine a light into the anger, the pride and the discord in other threads.
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1st week in school for ds (pri 1) who was in q to buy food and realised he didnt have enough $$$. told dh who was standing a distance away and surprise surprise, the older boy standing behind ds gave his $$$ to ds :love: . The boy's words were \"take it, take it, we are brothers\". :love:
too bad, i wasnt there and ds cant remember who the boy was .......but we are passing this act of kindness round especially during lunch time. -
Chenonceau:
My DD was 13. Her EZ Link card was outta money. She needed some change. She must have looked skinny and forlorn because when she asked for some change, a kindly old man gave her change plus $10 and shooed her into the gate. She tried to return the money but he pooh-poohed her attempts and shoo-ed her away.
A little Malay boy was clutching a bag full of library books at the Customer Service counter of the library. He had lost his wallet with $5 in it. He was frantic and forlorn and the customer service staff shoo-ed him away. I gave him $10 and asked him to go home. The CS staff said that it could be a scam. I thought not. Scams are a regular presence around an area. When I asked if the CS staff had seen the boy before, I was told \"No\". I was touched that he was so little and had a love for books and looked so panicky... $5 meant everything to him and little to me. I gave him $10 because my DD had $10 from a total stranger.
thanks for sharing.
that old man is very kind and generous.
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LOLMum:
wow ! primary school boys already so kind and generous !1st week in school for ds (pri 1) who was in q to buy food and realised he didnt have enough $$$. told dh who was standing a distance away and surprise surprise, the older boy standing behind ds gave his $$$ to ds :love: . The boy's words were \"take it, take it, we are brothers\". :love:
too bad, i wasnt there and ds cant remember who the boy was .......but we are passing this act of kindness round especially during lunch time.
Their parents had brought them up well and deserved to be proud !
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LOLMum’s sharing reminded me of this incident
DS P1 first day, during recess. DS wanted to buy chicken rice and naturally being I went with him to observe him. There was a P1 girl that queued behind him, she was alone. DS & that girl started chatting about the canteen, food, etc. It was then I realized that she was holding just a 50 cent coin while the chicken rice was 70 or 80 cent a plate. So I gave her a dollar coin.
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