Feel Good Of The Day.

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This motorist that stopped to help an old man pass safely.

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The person who decided to put new tires on a stranger’s car just because he needed it.

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This man who missed his train helping this older lady with her bags.

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~Steve~ H/T Hujonwi.

2 responses to “Feel Good Of The Day.”

  1. The benefits of doing something nice range so FAR beyond just that kindness. It puts someone else in a good place,makes YOU feel good,and makes GOD smile. The down side? There isn’t one.

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  2. TJ, I so agree. Just holding the door open and a big simple smile works wonders. People are amazed that some people will wait 5-10 seconds to hold the door. It’s called manners. Seems the little things I do all day (Manners) LOL seem to bring a smile to peoples face and mine.
    I then kid around and say ” Now that I’ve done my good deed for the day now I can be rotten” :)

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