Our good deed...
06-21-2010, 09:15 PM
#33
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Fresno, CA
Posts: 1,367
What a wonderful thing to do. It is so refreshing when faith in humanity is restored. I know there are good people in the world, but when you read the paper or watch the news, they are no where to be found. Many blessings to your family.
06-21-2010, 09:25 PM
#34
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: mapleton,iowa
Posts: 303
this will definatly give you good karma i trie to do my good deeds but don't always get them done'
i have made serval baby quilts for the casdv shelter and plan to make more i alsoi found all my old working cell phones for them they can be used for 911 phones after the divorce is final and the house hold stuff that he dosent want will also go the the shelter those wemone have to leave everthing behind
if you have a shelter neer you they could use a lot of stuff
our shelter tries to wrap everone in love buy sending them to tere new house with a quilt to wrap arround them
god bless you for your good work i can see god smilibng down on you
i have made serval baby quilts for the casdv shelter and plan to make more i alsoi found all my old working cell phones for them they can be used for 911 phones after the divorce is final and the house hold stuff that he dosent want will also go the the shelter those wemone have to leave everthing behind
if you have a shelter neer you they could use a lot of stuff
our shelter tries to wrap everone in love buy sending them to tere new house with a quilt to wrap arround them
god bless you for your good work i can see god smilibng down on you
06-22-2010, 03:52 PM
#38
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Merced, CA
Posts: 4,188
One lovely good deed that I'll always remember was
about 45 or 46 years ago. I was a single mother with
4 and 5 year old daughters, and for some reason I had
to take them to Texas from California to see their grand
parents. In Southern CA my old car broke down at dusk,
and the only one who would stop was an old black man.
I didn't know him and refused his offer of a lift. So this
kind gentleman went home and brought back his wife.
An experienced mother, she herded me home with my
kids, fed us and her husband fixed my car and drove it
back to their home. She even gave me a big covered
dish of stew (it was delicious) and sent us on our way.
Some how I lost their address, but since they refused
payment, I've always done what they asked. They
said that when I got to where I could help others, to
do the same to other black folks, and tell them to help
other white folks. I've done that several times over the
years, and still bless the memory of that old couple.
I've always felt bad that I never could send them at least
a card for their kindness.
about 45 or 46 years ago. I was a single mother with
4 and 5 year old daughters, and for some reason I had
to take them to Texas from California to see their grand
parents. In Southern CA my old car broke down at dusk,
and the only one who would stop was an old black man.
I didn't know him and refused his offer of a lift. So this
kind gentleman went home and brought back his wife.
An experienced mother, she herded me home with my
kids, fed us and her husband fixed my car and drove it
back to their home. She even gave me a big covered
dish of stew (it was delicious) and sent us on our way.
Some how I lost their address, but since they refused
payment, I've always done what they asked. They
said that when I got to where I could help others, to
do the same to other black folks, and tell them to help
other white folks. I've done that several times over the
years, and still bless the memory of that old couple.
I've always felt bad that I never could send them at least
a card for their kindness.
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