To the young guy on Point Pelee drive today that drove by me in a grey Chevy pick up as I was stuck in my machine removing snow. you then turned around and pulled me out thank you very much. You have been spotted

Wishing everyone a happy and safe weekend.

Signed
A fellow Windsorite

Kudos to the lady in line at Shoppers today who paid the extra four dollars for a seniors bus pass because he didn't have the extra money now that passes have gone up!

I have followed this site since it had close to 900 followers. You have come a long way and I enjoy everything I have come across on this page. I will be honest though after reading every pay it forward story I thought, that has never happened to me. I wish I had a story to share or tell but I didn t, until today. I didn t have the greatest life growing up. My father was very busy with work and my mom hardly made time for us kids. With both of them working we spent a lot of time alone growing up. In school I used to get picked on a lot because my lunch was always so plain and boring. My clothes weren t cool or matching and sometimes I d get sent to school with dirty clothes. My parents were both working but it was still hard with 4 kids, and I know they did the best they could have with the situation. Grade 4-8 were rough years for me, had 1 true friend and even she turned on me to join the cool kids. Anyways, growing up didn t get any easier. When I was 14 I was picked on all the time. Smelly Sally, Stinky Sally (I showered every night) and other very hurtful names. We moved away when I was 17 because my father got a better job out west. Things changed and I was also working while going to school so I was able to buy a lot of my own stuff with little to no support from my parents. I went to school and finished University and got a great job right after. I moved back to Windsor about 2 years ago and I love being back. So what this story is all about is the following. My husband and my kids. I realize now that I did have something like a random act of kindness happen to me. I am married and happily at that. My kids are amazing and we sit with each other almost every night watching a movie or talking about our lives with each other. To my family, thank you for making me such a happy person and I love you all.
So to everyone who used to pick on me or if you ever picked on someone and still do I have a few words for you. But, it s not worth it because I like where I am in life. I don t need to think negative of anyone or put down anyone to make myself feel better. I encourage everyone or anyone who witnesses bullying to stand up for the person getting bullied. Spotted, keep sharing these stories, I love what you are doing with the site.

I was going to my godmothers who lives on Ouellette, so I have to park behind the building on Pelissier. When I went to get change to put money in the meter I had none. So I made a quick run into the variety store to get change. When I came back I saw a young man about 22-23 feeding my meter. Oh, thanks I said, I just went on to get some change. No problem he says, I put enough in for 1 and 1/ 2 hours, is that enough. Thanks so much I said, I will give it back to you but he refused. I didn't want to see you get a ticket. What a nice guy. Don't meet many like that.

We need help!!!! My husband was 3rd in all of Canada in a contest to win a new truck we desperately need. We have 6 boys, 2 full time jobs, volunteer work for both of us and one vehicle. I can not seem to share the link unless someone is a friend or I can email it. Can we please get your help and post for us we only have till tomorrow night at 11:59. If you send me an email address I can send you the link it would really mean alot to us! Thank you in advance.

Many thanks to the person that turned in my phone to the ScotiaBank at Lauzon Parkway. I had left it at the ATM and they kindly brought it to the service desk where they texted my husband. I got the message at work and was able to pick it up...thanks a lot!

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