I truly don't understand why so many people who are purchasing items from others via various sites like Kijiji and Facebook, show up to purchase an item and DON'T have change. I mean seriously. I'm not a store. I'm a person just like you. Trying to sell an item I no longer need. If you come KNOWING the item is $15. Please don't show up at my door with a $20 bill and ask if I have change. It is just ridiculous. And then, when I tell you that I do not have change, don't get irritated about that fact. Just show up with the amount own. It will make both of our lives much easier.

I just wanted to take the time to thank our "AWESOME" neighbour on Olive rd for snow blowing our driveway while we were away. We had a very stressful drive from Ohio, my husband was dreading coming home to shovel and when we pulled up we were very surprised it was all done. Even though we have not formally met we thank you so much!!

I've read a few posts from this site before about people performing random acts of kindness but today I found myself (quite unexpectedly) on the receiving end!
I just wanted to say a big "Thank You!!" to the gentleman in the red mini-van ahead of me at the McDonald's on Walker Road by Costco who paid for my entire order. It's not like it was a coffee, it was lunch for my 3 children!
I just wanted you to know that I put that $20 back in my purse and set it aside for the next Mom I see at Wal-mart (or the next place I go) that could use it for diapers or the next little child that I see who would really appreciate picking something out for themselves in the toy aisle!
Thanks again for putting a smile on my face and helping me teach my girls the effect one person can have on you with a simple act of selflessness :)
I'm excited to Pay-it-Forward!!

I love this site and often hear great stories. Hoping an honest person found my iPod at goodlife at tecumseh mall or in the parking lot turns it in

Maybe it's not proper for me to "spot" something that I am very much apart of but I believe it's important that the people of Windsor and beyond know about the great work that is happening in often times forgotten Old Sandwich Town, located west of the Ambassador bridge.

Located at 3578 Bloomfield Rd is a little store front with major heart. Within the walls of that building is a community space that is being utilized to nurture the minds, bodies, hearts and souls of a community. The space is knows as The Bloomfield House, and it is entirely run by the people who frequent the space. In our city of Windsor, people have of many different experiences have come together for the greatest good of each other, to participate in a revolutionary idea; kindness and sincerity.

To understand the importance of this special space, please watch the youtube video that has been provided. Everyday in our community there is a "Spotted in Windsor" moment and that makes my heart flutter. :)

Just wanted to give a shout out to Mike Bondy and his tree services. He is new and up and coming and has great customer service and is very reliable. If you need any services. I would recommend giving him a call.

I had a really disappointing experience at Michael's with the Rainbow Loom Class.
Yet, Yesterday I took my little one to Masterminds for the class and the Instructor was simple
AMAZING. She not only taught my kid how to loom but she corrected the way she was holding the hook.

At Michaels kids get no instruction or guidance whatsoever! It's only $5.00 for the parent to loose 2 hrs. of their day. I mean loose because you can't leave the store at all, or so they tell you.

At Masterminds not only is Free, they teach, provide the material for the kids, and the Instructor Angela is super nice with every child.

Thanks Angela, you are an angel.

Sincerely,

A very happy customer and Mom.

Link: www.mastermindtoys.com/

In the a& w plaza parking lot, 3 men and a woman stopped what they were doing in this freezing weather to help push my daughters car out of a snow drift. Thank you very very much.