there is still good people in the world

[treerat]

we got our new wood burner last sunday,,it had been sitting on the trailor tarped since then,,there was suppose to be 2 guys i know to bring it in monday night,,,but they never showed,,,i put an ad on the local internet classifieds last night to hire someone to get it in the house,,,within 30 minutes a gentleman called me and said he would bring it in for me today,,i asked what he would charge,,he said not a penney,,he brought his brother and another friend today,,,he lived over 30 miles from the house,,,they got it in the house and put it where i was wanting it,,,,he WOULDN'T take no money for gas or his time,,,they was complete strangers,,,,,,since i just had shoulder surgery i couldn't do it and the stove is 300 pds,,,they came all the way down here out of the goodness of their heart,,,,i really believe God sent them,,,,point is,,,there is still good people out there,,,,they want to help just out of the goodness of their hearts,,,,but i am so greatful for those guys,,,,i think this could have been the best christmas present ever,,

[RocketRider]

Great to hear something good for a change! Enjoy the new stove, rat!

Dig~

[etownhunter]

reminds me of something i did yesterday, there is 1 homeless man that i know of in my town. He is a vet, and he is really messed up in the head, but yet he is a very nice guy, he stays at a gas station and always greets people as they come and go. Well, out of the goodness of my heart, i saw him yesterday, and i pulled out my wallet and handed him 25 dollars. told him merry christmas.

[StaleyEMT]

Good for you!That was nice.:D

[treerat]

some people don't think little stuff like makes a difference etown,,i general i mean,,,,,,its the little things that you might do for someone is priceless,,,,,

[kycowboy]

Thats great there are some good people left in the world.

[etownhunter]

my step father did the same thing for this guy last year, he bought him a 25 dollar gift card for fivestar. I wasnt worried about him buying booz with the money, because etown is dry. I thought about going thru my winter clothes and giving him the clothes that he could use more than i could. God bless him.

[Duster]

It's a tradition for the wife and myself to pick names off a angel tree each year. Most years we do 3 to 5 for some reason this year the wife picked up 6 tag's. Our picks this year ask for Hanna Montana stuff and little kid toys along with coat's hat's , shoes, and other clothes. Lots of children that are not going to have Christmas out there. May want to give it some thought for next year to do the same. The local school resource center put out the names ages and wish list on the Angel tree we picked off of this year at Curves where the wife and daughter go three times a week. You also find those Angel trees at most Wal-Marts. My wife can reek havoc on the clothes sales racks....:D

[barney]

reminds me of something i did yesterday, there is 1 homeless man that i know of in my town. He is a vet, and he is really messed up in the head, but yet he is a very nice guy, he stays at a gas station and always greets people as they come and go. Well, out of the goodness of my heart, i saw him yesterday, and i pulled out my wallet and handed him 25 dollars. told him merry christmas.

It's a tradition for the wife and myself to pick names off a angel tree each year. Most years we do 3 to 5 for some reason this year the wife picked up 6 tag's. Our picks this year ask for Hanna Montana stuff and little kid toys along with coat's hat's , shoes, and other clothes. Lots of children that are not going to have Christmas out there. May want to give it some thought for next year to do the same. The local school resource center put out the names ages and wish list on the Angel tree we picked off of this year at Curves where the wife and daughter go three times a week. You also find those Angel trees at most Wal-Marts. My wife can reek havoc on the clothes sales racks....:D
Thats great guys, I very much admire people with big hearts.........

[12 pointer]

reminds me of something i did yesterday, there is 1 homeless man that i know of in my town. He is a vet, and he is really messed up in the head, but yet he is a very nice guy, he stays at a gas station and always greets people as they come and go. Well, out of the goodness of my heart, i saw him yesterday, and i pulled out my wallet and handed him 25 dollars. told him merry christmas.

Awesome. Good thing you did there. And you know, doesn't matter where or what the money goes for. You gave it with an open mind and heart. You did it for all the right reasons. Unselfishness!! And for this, I say thanks to you and all that give.

[12 pointer]

It's a tradition for the wife and myself to pick names off a angel tree each year. Most years we do 3 to 5 for some reason this year the wife picked up 6 tag's. Our picks this year ask for Hanna Montana stuff and little kid toys along with coat's hat's , shoes, and other clothes. Lots of children that are not going to have Christmas out there. May want to give it some thought for next year to do the same. The local school resource center put out the names ages and wish list on the Angel tree we picked off of this year at Curves where the wife and daughter go three times a week. You also find those Angel trees at most Wal-Marts. My wife can reek havoc on the clothes sales racks....:D
You too DUster, I may try that next year myself.

[reivertom]

The best folks do things like this and want no money, favor or publicity. This is the way Christ would have everybody do good works. What better time for such a great gift? Now it's your turn to pass it on. Merry Christmas (for 24 more minutes)

[therron258]

money is short for me as well right now, but i tipped 11 dollars on a 20 dollar meal last night, it was all i had with me or i would have given more.

[Dead Deer Walking]

Good deeds are always returned and at the moment you need it the most. Good job guys and God bless !