Thanks so much to the man behind my husband and I in the checkout line at Metro Grocery Store at Tecumseh Rd. and Central today. We just left the gym and only had a certain amount of money on us. Due to shopping for Christmas, we put extra items in our cart. Unfortunately, we bought more than we had money to pay (we left our debit cards at home). We offered to put a few things back but the man next in line gave the cashier the extra $5 we needed to make our full purchase. Thank you very much for doing that and a very Merry Christmas to you!

Spotted at Devonshire Mall on December 16th. Santa's lights turned off while a bunch of us were in line.
A lovely Police Officer stayed around and used everyone's cameras to take pictures for us all.

You are an amazing person. You made our son happy because he loves the Police!!

I hope you have a Merry Christmas!!!

To the wonderful woman who returned my lost wallet with everything still inside almost immediately to my apartment, thank you, BEYOND words thank you! God bless you and thank you

Yesterday, December 13th around 6 p.m my grandmother was getting out of her car at a shoppers drug mart to put a card in the mail box. As she got out her foot got stuck on her purse strap and she fell out of her car. She ended up breaking her hip but 2 men came and helped my grandfather pick her off the ground and get her back into her car. Id like to find these men to say thank you!!

The gentleman in front of me went to pay for his order--and instead the cashier was giving him change. "The nice lady in front of you paid for your order," the cashier told him. "She wanted to leave before you found out." The nice lady had given her $100.

If you're out there and reading this, it warmed my heart to see that.

My car had broken its wheel off at around 7:00am on tecumseh rd west causing me to go into oncoming traffic I could not move the car out of the lane so I was sitting at the side of the road, cars nearly missing my car even tho my 4 ways were on and my phone had died so could not call for help. Nearly 20 to 40 cars had passed me when I believe he said he was a off duty firefighter had stopped and did not hesitate to help a young man in desperate need of a tow truck risking his own car and safety to help a person he did not know one bit.I would like to thank you very much for your help if you see this I made it home safe and sound thanks to you :)

Thank you to whomever left this note 📝 in my car's 🚙 door handle tonight. You made my day 🥰. If you're reading this, I wish the same for you ✨🌟.

Windsor,

Some of you may have seen me at the Devonshire mall this afternoon (Dec. 7) sporting a strange "Sherlock Holmes" greatcoat with an extremely strange (yet warm) hat.

To clear the air, am I in no way a racist nor do I sympathize with racist ideologies. I am merely a history buff and history RE-ENACTOR! The greatcoat I was wearing is from the Napoleonic era and is extremely comfortable and warm.

The hat (a Busby) although from a German battalion (at the time was allied with the British with absolutely NO CONNECTION with Nazi scum) was an elite German Hussar (cavalry) regiment from Brunswick which had a whole different look than the Deaths-head that you've all grown to known and associate with racist scum.

With that said, I want to thank those of you who've stopped to ask me about my regalia, knowledge is truly power. I was indeed breaking in my new hat for an upcoming re-enactment coming up in the New Year (it's handmade to fit snuggly around the head and can be very uncomfortable). For those of you who gave me a death stare (yeah, I noticed) and uttered threats and other unpleasantries towards me.... your ignorance is a life sentence in itself, your stupidity knows no bounds.

Again, thank you for all those who were inquisitive enough to boldly approach a stranger and learn something new (I hope)

Regards,
Sean