To the young guy who helped me get out of the detour mess I got myself into in Southwood Lakes. Thank you for being so kind.
I am not familiar with the all the new construction going on in Windsor so after leaving the hospital last Tuesday after my mom had surgery I was attempting to get onto highway 3 to get back home. I took a detour into Southwood Lakes, and for anyone who knows this subdivision, it is very beautiful for looking at gorgeous homes and parks but it is also very good for an unfamiliar individual like myself to get lost in. I had to be at an appointment so when I realized I was going in circles and going nowhere fast I just stopped at the side of the road and waited for this dark blue Dodge Ram to pass me at which time I would flag the person down and ask for directions. Well he did pull up and stop and as he began to attempt to tell me where to go he realized over his diesel engine and well being in twisty turny Southwood Lakes it was going to be difficult to get me to where I was going and not lost and asking for directions again.
This young man went out of his way to say follow me I will get you to highway 3! I have been lost and have asked for directions numerous times, and after getting directions I have ended up lost and asking for directions again. Never once has someone offered to go ahead and wait for me to follow them. I hope you read this and I hope you know I appreciated your act of kindness. I will pay it forward when given my opportunity.

I wanted to acknowledge two people today that went out of their way to help me out. First was the real estate agent at Royal LePage Binder in Tecumseh, I had gone into the office to ask for a phone book to call Tecumseh Transit, as I had missed my bus due to me being at the wrong stop. She came out of her office as I was leaving, and handed me a copy of the schedule and map that she had printed for me, and pointed out the bus stops on the map. I didn't get her name, but she made my day just by doing that for me.

Secondly, I made it over to Zehrs to catch the bus, and only had my Transit Windsor bus pass with me (hubby told me that I would get on free with the pass - he was wrong) I had no change on me, but the gentleman waiting for the bus as well paid my fare for me so I wouldn't have to wait an hour for the next one.

I am a divorced father of 2 and I was with them on Canada Day during the Parade in Windsor. I had one of my kids on my shoulders and the older one (8) was walking next to me. She asked if she could switch and go onto my shoulders but I couldn't do that because my youngest was way shorter. I gave her a kiss and she understood and just held my hand. This lady standing next to us (probably in your late 20's)overheard our conversation and asked if I wanted her to take my youngest so I can hold up my older Child. I said it's ok I didn't want to bother her, and she insisted. She took her and we watched the parade, she was there with her mother and father. After the parade my daughter came back to me and she said thank you to the lady. I thanked her and she turned and said You are welcome. She then said "I have to say, it was nice meeting you and your kids. You seem like a very caring father. Your daughters are very lucky.

I have to say that I felt amazing after hearing that. I know my kids love me but for a person from the outside looking in notices that and says something....well that's golden.

Thank you for making my day/ week

The Windsor Star did a story on a new product designed by a local windsorite that is about to launch on www.indiegogo.com in early July of 2014. This new dock/ viewing stand was developed to charge and enhance the mobile device experience for Apple enthusiasts that own and use any iOS Device every made.

The Dock is unlike any other before it offering exclusive features that include, simultaneous charging for two iOS devices, easy one-hand docking and undocking, A landscape Viewing Stand, a Swivel Plate for rotating your dock for the perfect viewing angle and a wall-mounting option to give users the option to create a custom viewing experience.

I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to share my products with my community and fellow Canadians! Thank you

Thank you so much for driving my daughter home after her vehicle broke down on Arner Townline. She was very scared to walk home as it was getting dark. I would love to thank you personally .
Words cannot express our gratitude.

Spotted: A huge thank you to the recycle truck driver/ part time fire fighter working in the Riverside area last Friday. My mom fell on her driveway and you took care of her, bandaging her wound, calmed her down and called for an ambulance. Thank you so much !!!

To the older couple in the walmart parking lot who helped my daughter. I was at work and got a text from my daughter saying I need to go to Walmart and grab the garbage cans because she couldn't fit them into her car. About 20 minutes later I got a second text saying "nevermind, someone helped me." When I got him she told me an older couple saw her struggling and offered to put them in their van for her and drive them to her house. They drove from Walmart on the East end all the way to Parent and Wyandotte. She offered you some money for gas and troubles but you declined. You have been spotted, thank you for stepping up and helping.

i spotted a big sack of blue balls hangung from a truck. Made my day i laughed so hard.