Found Samsung cellphone in a Tim Hortons washroom at 8:30pm. Phone is on so call it and we will answer. Password protected so we cannot go into contacts. Or comment and I'll msg you.

I would like to say to young woman that works at Journey, who helped my daughter and I today you have been spotted.

The customer service you provided today and earlier this week goes over and above what is normally provided. I just hope you see this post, and know that you have made my daughter very happy.

Thank you so much for everything.

dear old woman with the caca mouth:

here's a traffic lesson for you. when you turn the corner right from tecumseh east onto mcdougall and then turn left into the 7-eleven there are a few things you should realize before you blare your horn, cuss and scream out your window like a crazed banshee at someone who is stopped and waiting for traffic to pass so they can turn.

1. yes there is a turning lane, which I'm assuming is where you thought I should be. however if you bothered to pay attention in drivers Ed, you may have learned that when the arrows point only one way, you can only turn one way from that lane.

2. the yellow solid line means do not pass this line lest you be driving into oncoming traffic. I was stopped in the right lane with my signal as I should be. had I used the turning lane for the opposite direction u would have been sitting the wrong way in oncoming traffic.

3. If you're going to scream profanities and shoot me the finger out your window at least be right about what you're screaming about. not only does it make you look trashy, it ups the stupid points when you are being a psycho for the wrong reasons.

I very seriously considered stopping my car and asking you what your problem was. people always seem to feel comfortable screaming at someone from the safety of their vehicle like a drive by assault. I don't understand this. fortunately I was making a quick stop on my way to the hospital to visit my mom. I doubt very much it would have been a productive conversation anyways.

I wish you a blessed day :) especially since you wished me so many wonderful places to go & lt;3

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To the young woman who was jogging this morning down Chatham street and turned down ouellette, around 830 am, Sunday morning .,.. shame on you for not helping that elderly man up after he fell. You jogged right by him as if nothing happened. SHAME ON YOU! I live in one of the apt buildings downtown and spotted you from my balcony. He was able to get up shortly after but limped his way to ouellette to get some help. Way to go for staying focused. smdh.we have to do better !

To the woman @ fresh-co yesterday that overheard that I was in a rush and asked if I wanted to go ahead of her in line.... Also complimenting my tattoos as we waited :-) Just wanted to say thank-you again!! You were such a sweetheart and helped me a lot.

Today just as we were leaving Standpoint Beach waiting to cross the street a very loud truck with flags and motorcycles came passing by! My 5 yr old son and 7 yr old daughter were so excited to see so many bikes all together. They are on this new kick asking trucks to honk there horns( like we all did as kids on the 401). To there amazement most of this group did just that! What a GREAT EXAMPLE you showed to my kids today! Thank you for making their day as well as many others I'm sure!

I left my Iphone 6 in a shopping cart at zehrs in tecumseh today and when I went back to grab it, it was gone. My phone is now shut off and I have no way of calling it please who ever found it I need it back desperately as it is a work phone. I will give a reward to whoever has my phone please im begging, I really need this phone for work.

I just want to say thank you to the friendly staff at Freddy's in Leamington on the way to Point Peele. We were stopped in to have a nice lunch after spending the day in the sun at the point on Saturday. My daughter passed out in their establishment (too much sun) and the staff their was concerned and helpful. I also want to let them know she is okay.

It was good to know that there are people out there who care.