I took my mother out for lunch today at Ming Wah! Half way through lunch, a beautiful lady came to our table, placed $35 cash on our table and told us to put it towards our lunch and walked out of the restaurant. We were both shocked and said thank you and watched her drive away in her cute little car. We are still shocked and wished we would have hugged her. If you are reading this, thank you so much! You totally made both of our day!

Thank you to the wonderful lady who paid for my items at the goodwill on McDougall street Sunday around 130pm.

My daughters and I were shopping and in line waiting to pay. My baby got a little fussy and I had to take her out of her stroller. The lady beside us in another line dropped a few items and my oldest right away went to help (she has a heart of gold and is always ready to help people)
We smiled and I went back to talking to the cashier, balancing a crying baby and getting ready to pay.

Before I knew it the lady jumped in between me and the cashier and handed her enough money to cover my entire bill.

So to this wonderful lady thank you a million fold. I was speechless and dumbstruck and in such awe of your generosity. I asked if I could hug you and you let me. I always teach my children that it’s important to do good deeds but not for a reward, that the creator will see when we do good and it will come back to us when we least expect it. Today in your generosity and goodwill at the goodwill you helped reinforce what I teach them, you also helped them see that the spirit of St. Nicholas lives in us all ( another lesson we teach them about the holidays and the reason behind "Santa Claus") .

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I hope and know that the kindness you showed us today will come back to you. God bless you and I hope you have a wonderful holiday.

Just want to say thanks to the lady in front of me in the drive thru. Who paid for my order this morning at Tim's on Walker & Ypres. Very unexpected and appreciated.
Have a Great Day!!!

Dear lady in the bathroom at the mall today around 11 am shame on you! I was in there waiting for someone when a man and his son who looked about 7 came out of one of the stalls. I decided not to say anything because I assumed he thought it was the family washroom. You came out as he was washing his sons’ hands and he quickly realized it wasn't the family washroom but the Woman’s. You proceeded to yell at him for his mistake and then yell at me that it was my duty to tell him.
He made a mistake and was apologizing. He quickly exited after saying "sorry." You told me it was my fault and I should have told him to get out he was already walking out while you argued with me for 5 minutes over it.
What you didn't realize was his son had special needs. He was not a "creep" as you said he just walked into the wrong washroom with his son. I know that having worked with children who have special needs it is 10x harder on some parents to be their caregiver 24/ 7. I think you should have just taken his apology it's something that could have happened to anyone even you! It's not like he was in there taking pictures he was just trying to help his son.
Next time maybe think before you say something and yell at someone you never know what someone is going through. Thanks to the second lady who came out and apologized to me for her rudeness. I'm glad I stuck up for him and his son and I hope anyone reading this will stand up for those who can't stand up for themselves!

To Sam at Dollarama on Tecumseh Rd E today, you were a kind young girl!!
(I overheard the cashier working with you call you Sam)
The store was crazy busy today and you had come up to help clear the ever growing line, asking for the next person to come to your till.. she was a much older lady with a walker who was making her way to you as someone else from the back of the line rushed over and tried to cut her off, you explained to them that this lady was next and you were going to help her first and you'd help them next, the poor older lady was slow moving and apologizing but you just smiled and told her not to worry to take her time! (All while the impatient lady next rolled her eyes and mumbled that she could have gone through by the time she had gotten over to you & you should have just cashed her out). The older lady tried to have you ring in the impatient one but you said no that she was next and she had come over from the back of the line. I'm glad you helped the older lady first and made sure she had her bags okay and let her know you didn't make them too heavy for her as she mentioned she was taking the bus! Some people are so rude and impatient especially this time of year! To the impatient woman who ran from the BACK of the line and cut off and older lady then give the cashier a hard time about it... Before judging either the older lady or the cashier, trying being in their shoes.

At my usual stop this morning at the Tim Horton's on Jefferson. I pull up and see the sign..."Debit is down". Right away I'm annoyed. Great, I have no cash and I just want a coffee! As I wait in the line, I manage to find a toonie. (Love the spare change you find in between the seats!) As I pull up, I'm told that the customer ahead of me in the black Chevy Cruze paid for my coffee. Really? That's awesome :) I went from frustrated and annoyed, to thankful and humbled. I then handed over my toonie for the car behind me. Thanks Chevy Cruze guy! You took a potentially miserable start to my day and turned it around into something great!

My son fell asleep on the way home in his car seat so I pulled into our driveway (in the alley) and decided to wait it out until he woke up. I reclined my chair and was browsing on my phone when all of a sudden a man came up on his bike in between my car and the fence (about a 2 foot space) and tried to open my car door. He must not have seen me in the car at first, he got spooked and started cursing and awkwardly scooted backwards than took off. It was around 2:00pm in broad daylight. He had a dead giveaway tattoo, a large set of red lips on his neck. If you see him poking around, be cautious.

I want to thank the kind lady who paid for my 85yr old husband's gas at the Shell gas station on Tecumseh Rd. He is getting forgetful and forgot his pin no for card, he was getting anxious and with a line behind him and she stepped up and paid for his gas and refused to be reimbursed. I don't know her name and wanted to thank her and let people know their are angels here in Windsor