Good deed of the day!

[Hibrandenburg]

This thread is more for the reader than the writer, but if you have done your good deed for the day (no matter how small), then tells us about it so as we can all get a nice warm gooey feeling inside whilst reading it.

There's so much bad news to read about so go on, give us all a smile :greengrin

[McSwanky]

:tumble::greengrin

[Wembley67]

I helped the lass pick up her coffee beans in my wee shop after she spilled them all :cool2:

[DaveF]

My 4 year old daughter was in hospital for a reasonably minor procedure, and she was poorly all day yesterday, so I'm taking her to Toys'r'us just to see her face light up again.

Dunno if that cheers anyone else up, but it does the job for me :greengrin

[Jay]

My 4 year old daughter was in hospital for a reasonably minor procedure, and she was poorly all day yesterday, so I'm taking her to Toys'r'us just to see her face light up again.

Dunno if that cheers anyone else up, but it does the job for me :greengrin

Awwww! Hope she picks up soon.

I've not done anything good today yet and probably wont. :greengrin

[steakbake]

I helped an old lady cross Raeburn Place the other night and I swept up a smashed mirror which some eejit had left by the bins.

20 karma points, I believe.

[Hibrandenburg]

I helped the lass pick up her coffee beans in my wee shop after she spilled them all :cool2:

I can't help but feeling that there was an ulterior motive in this one. :wink:

But good on you all, what goes round comes round.

I spent all day in hospital and was surrounded by people doing good deeds all day. I know it's their job, but some of them are just damn good at it :agree:

[Onceinawhile]

My 4 year old daughter was in hospital for a reasonably minor procedure, and she was poorly all day yesterday, so I'm taking her to Toys'r'us just to see her face light up again.

Dunno if that cheers anyone else up, but it does the job for me :greengrin

I hope you buy her something rather than just taking her in:devil:

[danhibees1875]

I take it everyday things like holding a door open for somebody doesnt count?..... oh, i helped an older guy who had dropped his credit card.

[Wembley67]

I can't help but feeling that there was an ulterior motive in this one. :wink:

But good on you all, what goes round comes round.

I spent all day in hospital and was surrounded by people doing good deeds all day. I know it's their job, but some of them are just damn good at it :agree:

:shocked:

But aye yer right :greengrin

[Sylar]

I done something last week, which I was convinced only happened in the movies!

I was walking into Uni, and a wee frail old lady asked me if I'd help her across the road - being the gentleman that I am, I duly obliged - seemed to make her day!

[Wembley67]

I done something last week, which I was convinced only happened in the movies!

I was walking into Uni, and a wee frail old lady asked me if I'd help her across the road - being the gentleman that I am, I duly obliged - seemed to make her day!

I hope you checked your pockets, she probably dipped you :wink:

[Jay]

I didn't slap a woman who really wound me up yesterday - does that count? :greengrin

[ArabHibee]

I picked up a prescription someone had dropped in the bank and handed it in to reception.

[Lucius Apuleius]

I made the boss a cup of coffee.

[Wembley67]

I made the boss a cup of coffee.

Erm...are you not the boss :greengrin

[Lucius Apuleius]

Erm...are you not the boss :greengrin

:greengrin Yep, but even this boss has a boss!!!!!!!: (a Tasmanian Devil!!!!)

[Sergio sledge]

I spent half an hour in the snow last night trying to find the correct recipient of the large bunch of flowers left at my door while at work yesterday.

The young lady was delighted, and pretty hot, so everyone's a winner :greengrin

I even managed to avoid reading the (already open) card that was with the flowers....:wink:

[Hibrandenburg]

I take it everyday things like holding a door open for somebody doesnt count?..... oh, i helped an older guy who had dropped his credit card.

Course it counts, the little things add up as well and maybe you made someone's day. :agree:

[Hibrandenburg]

I slipped my Motz salesman (German Big Issue) who's patch is right outside my front door a fiver today. Have done on several occassions and last year he paid it all back. He rang my doorbell at about 7am and said I'd better come down as the police were towing cars in my street.

After I put my car in the garage I asked him why he'd not warned the other people in my flat as well. "They're always moaning about me standing at the front of the house and don't buy my paper" was his reply. Saved me about Euro-270. :greengrin

[Edinburghlass]

About 3 days ago, I helped a woman whose car had broke down in the middle of a roundabout, and while everyone else was just tooting their horn at her, muggins her was out in the snow pushing her to the roadside :angelic: