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To the cool people in the Toyota Corolla who paid for my coffee at the Tim hortons drive through this moring,you've been spotted!

Made my day, thanks!

Dave

To the person who found my purse at Devonshire Malls food court and brought it to the lost and found desk yesterday evening, I wish I had been given the chance to sincerely thank you with all my heart. That purse contained every single piece of I.D I own (which I know is pretty dumb) as well as many other possessions of value, and I would have been totally and completely screwed had it not been returned. Your act of kindness truly saved me and reminded me that sometimes a small gesture like yours can mean the world to others. Thank you!

Yesterday was quite a day. My girlfriend had mentioned that she wanted to go to the Toronto game in Detroit because we have never seen them play at Joe Louis. I wanted to surprise her so I waited until yesterday to find cheaper tickets that couldn't be sold. I looked on kijiji.com and found someone selling then for $75 a piece. I offered the lady $100 for the pair because money is a little tight and she informed me she would get back to me. I let her know that if she decided to sell them to us I wouldn't be able to pick them up between 4-5 because I tutor during that time. Turns out the lady was a retired teacher and she said that she would sell us the tickets in the end. When I got to her door she told me that she changed the price of the tickets to FREE and to go and have fun with my girlfriend. She went on to say she knows what it's like to be a beginning teacher and how hard it is. Refusing to take my money, just told me to pay it forward.
Amazing to see there are such generous people out there and I will definitely find a way to pay it forward.

The Tim's on the corner of Tecumseh e and Huron line, had an employee that is always so cheerful and pleasant. Today i mentioned i was buying myself a chocolate muffin because it had been a rough morning. She bought me the muffin and gave me some advice, along with get wonderful smile! she truly brightened my day and my client i work with this afternoon will be extra happy as i will be extra happy!

On Monday, I was having a contact lens problem with my eye and I frantically called Dr. Sean O'Neill's office hoping to get in that day. The receptionist was so kind and listened to my concerns and told me that I could come in any time that day and see a doctor. When I arrived, the office was busy with patients and the receptionist I spoke to calmly told me that my concern was legitimate and a doctor would see me. I was so thankful that she didn't minimize my concerns and shrug me off as a a patient making a big deal out of something so minimal. To the doctor who I saw, thank you for answering my questions and explaining everything to me. I have been seeing Dr. O'Neill since I was a child and I would greatly recommend anyone looking for an optometrist to book an appointment with Dr. O'Neill's office.

Come join us at the Fogolar Furlan for a night of entertainment, all you can eat pasta, kids crafts, raffles, and more to help support a local preschool that works with children with Autism. It will be held on the National Autism Awareness day which is April 2nd! Additional informationcan found at the link below

Adults $20
Students $15
Children $10
3 and under are free!

Link: www.Facebook.com/RaisingAutismAwareness

Today (march 18), I experienced a punctured tire as I was driving on Dougall. I pulled into Paradise Bingo as it was the closest place to park my car. I called my uncle to come and help change my spare but he gave me an estimate of half an hour before he could debut his rescue. Because I was in a rush to get my grandmother to her doctor's appointment, I thought I'd ask one of the men standing outside the bingo. One gentleman told me that he had no time as he was just about to begin his cards. I thanked him regardless and sat back in my car. About 5 minutes later, the same gentleman knocked on my window and agreed to help me. I was so grateful for his kind heart. He told me he had bad knees, and even so, he still worked meticulously on my car for about a half hour. He told me his name was Don and that he was from Belleriver. After he was done, I tried to pay him but he just wouldn't accept my money. He told me to use it to help someone else. So I just want to say thank you Don from Belleriver for helping a girl out. I am so thankful for kind hearted people like you. I will find a way to pass on your good deed.