I was in the McDonalds drive thru and I let another car go ahead of me. She had kids in the car and I was by myself so time didn't wasn't an issue for me.
When I got to the window to pay the cashier said "Your order was 1 snack wrap and 1 regular frappe. I went to get my card out to pay and was advised my order has been paid for by the car in front of me.
I was totally shocked. I drove forward a little bit and the car in front was still waiting for their order. I got out of the car and thanked the lady. She said that's ok and you have a great day, If there was a car behind me I would have done the same. Instead the following day I paid for someone to have a coffee and cake.
I felt very proud to be Australian and was very happy this total stranger showed me kindness. My day improved immensely and I kept smiling for the rest of the day.
One act of kindness from a stranger can really make a difference to someone's life.
I bought my neighbours’ children some gifts as the whole family are ill with Covid
I gifted my nail tech and eyebrow beautician a bunch of flowers each when I had my first appointment back with them after lockdown. After not working for months during lockdown and then suddenly being swamped with clients to fit everyone back in, I can only imagine how busy they are and will be before Christmas!
Thank you to my friend elisa who always offers me kindness when she knows I need it. She doesn’t even wait for me to ask she just does something to show me she cares. Tonight she made me dinner and it made my week to know that I have a friend who cares.
Jackie Hislop of Wodonga has appeared in a video clip speaking in her native language of Swahili to encourage people from the many countries of the Africa continent to get vaccinated against COVID. Well done Jackie your efforts will be rewarded.
I was in the McDonalds drive thru and I let another car go ahead of me. She had kids in the car and I was by myself so time didn't wasn't an issue for me.
When I got to the window to pay the cashier said "Your order was 1 snack wrap and 1 regular frappe. I went to get my card out to pay and was advised my order has been paid for by the car in front of me.
I was totally shocked. I drove forward a little bit and the car in front was still waiting for their order. I got out of the car and thanked the lady. She said that's ok and you have a great day, If there was a car behind me I would have done the same. Instead the following day I paid for someone to have a coffee and cake.
I felt very proud to be Australian and was very happy this total stranger showed me kindness. My day improved immensely and I kept smiling for the rest of the day.
One act of kindness from a stranger can really make a difference to someone's life.
I bought my neighbours’ children some gifts as the whole family are ill with Covid
I gifted my nail tech and eyebrow beautician a bunch of flowers each when I had my first appointment back with them after lockdown. After not working for months during lockdown and then suddenly being swamped with clients to fit everyone back in, I can only imagine how busy they are and will be before Christmas!
Thank you to my friend elisa who always offers me kindness when she knows I need it. She doesn’t even wait for me to ask she just does something to show me she cares. Tonight she made me dinner and it made my week to know that I have a friend who cares.
Jackie Hislop of Wodonga has appeared in a video clip speaking in her native language of Swahili to encourage people from the many countries of the Africa continent to get vaccinated against COVID. Well done Jackie your efforts will be rewarded.