Interesting and real stories

with bits of human kindness

 

              March 8, 2013

 

Pieces of good news :).  These stories are our gifts to all women, mothers and girls on a Women’s day.

Life stories with bits of human kindness

My friend and I were at the mall and we won soft toys in a quiz. A bit later we saw a mentally retarded boy with his father and gave toys to him. The boy said "Thank you". His father nearly cried. It turned out that the boy hasn’t spoken for several months.

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Four months ago I was diagnosed with Alopecia. A month later I had lost all of my hair. I was scared to come to school because I thought everyone would stare at me. The next morning I heard a knock on my door and ten of my friends were standing on my porch with freshly shaved heads. Two of them were girls.

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I was coming home in the morning when I saw a notice on the front door: "Dear neighbors! Today, at about 9:20 a.m. I lost 120 rubles near the front door. If anyone has found them, please bring them to apartment 76 to Antonina Petrovna. My pension is 1 640 rubles". I took out 120 rubles, walked up and rang the doorbell. An old woman in an apron opened the door. Once she saw me, offering her money, she immediately embraced me, weeping and crying with happiness. She said: "I went to buy some flour and, when taking out the keys, I probably dropped money near the front door". BUT! She refused point-blank to take the money! As it turned out, in a couple of hours, I was the sixth (!!!) who have "found" her money! People, I love you for this!

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I work in a fast food restaurant. This morning a man walked up to the counter and said: «There is a girl behind me. I don’t know her, but I would like to pay for her coffee. Please wish her a good day». This girl was very surprised at first... but then did the same for the next person in line. And it was this way five times in a row!

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On the eve of my 17th birthday, my nine year old sister wanted to give me a gift so much, that she was running around with glowing eyes all day long. As always, the next morning I went to wake her up for school and said: «Now you can give me your present». Before she even opened her eyes, she reached out and hugged me with her little hands. Then she reached under her pillow and took out an envelope with an inscription: "To my dear brother on his Birthday!" When I opened it, I found a $10 bill, two 10 hryvnias bills, one 2 hryvnias bill and one 1 hryvnia bill. These were absolutely all her money. I hugged her and lay there for a long time, so she could not see my tears.

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It's been a long time since we’ve had such a storm. I was told that someone’s hanging around my car. I rushed to the street. It was as before, except for the sunroof: someone closed it more tightly to save the car from damage in a bad weather