I am a believer

[Canaris]

Yesterday I lost my wallet.

 

 

 

Today a lady phoned me at work. Her son had picked it up on the way to school. She went through the mission of tracing my cell phone number and contacted me.

 

 

 

She actually phoned Cycling South Africa (because my licence both car and cycling were in my wallet) and they were sokind to help me.

 

 

 

Thanks Sally, her son and the kind people at Cycling SA.

 

 

 

Now how do I say thanks to the son?

[rad006]

Money money money

[AndreZA]

You do get good people and with all the scams and crime we look past the good stuff. I'm experiencing the same thing with my "old school" father and his selling some stuff in Junkmail.

[rad006]

If i was the son id hope you would give me some money after all how much time and money would you waste replacing all that stuff in the wallet?

[Thug]

Always pleasing to hear a story like that.

 

Re-affirms my faith in humanity.

 

 

 

[Evan Andreou]

Man, what a great change from the usual doom and gloom, a windless afternoon ride will cap this off brilliantly

[scotty]

Karma, do a good deed something nice will happen to you.

[hitman]

Now how do I say thanks to the son?

 

Try to find out if the son needs anything or has a special interest (soccer etc) and get him something to do with that rather than simply giving him money which he will spend on sweets.

[slowpoke]

i like hitmans idea

[1hill@aTime]

Karma' date=' do a good deed something nice will happen to you. [/quote']

 

I so believe in Karma, and teaching my little one the same.

 

what goes around comes around good or bad...