I will preface this post by saying I so love hearing the wonderful stories of kindness on this site, truly heart warming & restores your faith in humanity. Today wished I could have posted one of those stories. Mine may seem trivial, but I was dismayed to see a dog owner not respect other people and their property. While cooking dinner, I looked out kitchen window to see a gentleman (I use that term loosely) in an orange shirt looking at our lawn (that my Son just mowed).Put a smile on my face & when I looked closer out the window, realized he was on his cell phone while his (rather large) dog did his business on our lawn & he went on his merry way. No doggy bag, no nothing. By the time I got outside, he was at the far end of the block. Shame on you.

To my friend who did an amazing thing this past week and organzied a fantastic send off for Mrs. Jobin at Holy Names High School, just out of the love in her heart. You are strong, wonderful and deserving of all the love and praise you have received these past few days. You work so hard and are so strong. Know that you yourself are loved and appreciated!

My son wanted to do something good for his class. He worked hard and raised enough money to buy a tree. Here is his class with the tree :)

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I found a set of car keys walking to Tim Hortons this morning. Keys are Chevrolet. I got a message that the fob key may be to ABC day care. Found in Roseville gardens area

I was at Canadian Tire on Walker road during the lunch hour on June 19. A young boy about 3 years old was running around ahead of his mom (who had a baby in the cart). Please, Ma'am, hold his hand. I know he's at a rambunctious age, but he can get hurt. I did ask you to hold his hand in the parking lot; I wanted to stress how dangerous this is. Please don't let him get hurt because it's too hard to handle him . It is your job to keep him safe by controlling him in unsafe areas. You just don't know when a car will back up and he can't see him, not to mention darting into the driving lane.

To the beautiful girl at coras 6/ 19 at around 11, wearing a blue and white dress... You look just like Blake lively. You're absolutely stunning and if I wasn't so shy I would have asked for your number.

To the man who drives the little blue sports car and races down Wyandotte street East, between St, Rose headed West , you better slow down, this is not a race track, every morning when walking my dog, I see you,, I promise you the police will catch you,