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Loner Stereotypes Redefined

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Darlene

Thompson, CT
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I like to go in pharmacy waiting lines behind elderly people, drop a five or ten or twenty if I can by their side then pat them on the arm and tell them it fell from their coat, pocketbook, whatever. Living on fixed incomes for them is so hard. I know, my grandmother had to.
Why are you participating?: 

It is too easy to dismiss good people or good people who commit acts of kindness because of their appearance, their education level, amount of money they make or lack of interest in social scenes. Everyone is capable of goodness, even the one's that don't "look" like it.

Larry

Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I am a security officer in a large office. When the fire alarm sounded I carried a co workers dog outside. Ham is a rescued dog who my excellent friend Pat adopted. She is horrified by people because she was previously abused. Pat had stepped out of the office briefly before the alarm sounded. I took a last look around the office before leaving myself and found another co worker struggling to lead Ham off her bed by a leash. I leaned over and reassured Ham that all would be ok and picked her up into my arms. She seemed glad to be hugged, but peed on me anyway. The alarm was very loud and there were a lot of people, neither made Ham happy. I carried her down two flights of stairs and out into the street. We then moved away to a park, far from the crowds and sound of the alarm. We had some alone time and bonded while awaiting her reunion with Pat. The alarm turned out to be false and Ham is gradually regaining trust of humans.
Why are you participating?: 

To take a look at my happy self and discover what I can and can't change in order to increase happiness even further. Help others see that they can
choose which things they SEE, HEAR and SAY in a way that increases happiness.

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