I just read for the third time Dark Confessions of Extraordinary Ordinary Woman written by local Jenn Boakes Sadai. I want to spread the word because of the uplifting feeling I got each time I read it. She really captures the fact that we all have some sort of roadblock in our lives and there's always something we can do to make it better. It's not about giving up or feeling self pity, it's about making a change that will better your life whether it's big or small. I really feel there are so many women that could use a little a "pick me up" and this is it!

Link: www.facebook.com/Darkconfessionsofanextraordinaryordinarywoman

Today as I was driving on Ouellette Avenue, I hit a red light and was stopped at the intersection of Ouellette and University, the corner of Pizza Pizza and The Dugout. The light rain just began, as I looked out the window of my car as I was talking to my friend, when I noticed a young male maybe between the age of 19-23, with 2 brown bags walking up to the less fortunate collecting on the sidewalk. Head phones in ear and just a straight face, he starts taking out hamburgers and food and giving it to the men sitting on the sidewalk not expecting or saying anything, not just one person every person, I seen him hand out to multiple people up the street until I couldn't see him anymore. This was the most refreshing thing I have seen in awhile, kind hearted people helping those who need it not expecting anything in return. I told my friend I would send it to the spotted website and see how it goes. Cheers to the kind people who do good and not expect anything in return on a daily basis.

To the guy walking his big brown dog(red collar) today around 1:30pm on the corner of Bruce and Pitt St. You walked past some construction and didn't realize some of the fresh asphalt that may have been left behind from a construction vehicle. You took your dog to the side and took the time to diligently check all his paws to make sure he didn't step in any! :) Awesome pet ownership!!!

A HUGE THANKYOU to all the many volunteers who stepped up to the plate to clean up all the "Wildwood by the River Bayfield" gardens. We have many gardens in the park but they do have to be maintained to remain looking beautiful .
Canada Day is coming so our park will look fantastic for all the many families & visitors that enjoy the holiday in Bayfield, Ontario. So thanks again for doing what you are doing & Happy Canada Day everyone.

I want to thank Trevor of Precision Post Holes and Fences for coming by on his day off to put in 7 posts. The job he did was professional from the onset. Trevor and crew, you have been spotted.. we will be sure to have you back again for another project we have in mind!

Link: www.yellowpages.ca/search/si/1/Post+Hole+Diggers/Windsor+ON

Veterinarian locked himself in a hot car for 30 minutes. Every dog owner needs to know what he discovered.

My Mom took her 5yr. old Grandson (my nephew) over to the Clubhouse for dinner as a treat on Sat. evening so he could also watch some golfers play as he's a sports nut. She took him on a tour of Roseland before they sat at a table in the corner with full glass view with hopes of seeing some golfers play. Then a large group of guys that had just finished their round of golf came in to eat they were loud but very respectful with their language which my Mom appreciated! Mom & E had finished their dinner and my Mom went to use the debit machine to pay for their meal when one of the guys came up to her & told her to take your card out.... so she was like what? This guy then put in his debit card and paid for their dinner. Mom didn't know about Spotted in Windsor ....she now knows all about Spotted in Windsor thanks to this guy!! My Mom thanks you very much you totally caught her off guard & she will pay it forward. Thank you you made her evening!!

I went to Walmart tonite to do some grocery shopping. After finishing my shopping, I went to the check-out line that was available. A lady and her family was in front of me, cashing out quite a large amount of groceries which resulted me in waiting a longer than normal period of time. After they were done (it might've took 10 minutes), I proceeded to cash out my own groceries. After all my groceries were bagged and I was ready to pay for the items, the cashier turned to me and said, "The lady in front of you felt bad that you had to wait so she handed me $20 to help cover the costs of your groceries." What a nice surprise! I'm very gracious to such a nice gesture. There are good people out there and it was proven tonite.