A lovely friend has sent me medication to ease my pain. I greatly appreciate her. I have recently pawned my rings so that a friend could have some money for necessities.

I was at the hospital and forgot money to pay for parking with. I was trying to find an ATM and asked a nurse where one was. She asked if I needed money for parking and I told her yes. She went in a doctor's office and got me a parking pass so I could get out for free.

In terms of me doing something---I have 3 boxes of toys that will be going to our church nursery or to Salvation Army. I plan on having another 3 or 4 by the time Monday is over. Cleaning out the girls bedrooms is a double blessing--keeps me from going nuts over their rooms and gives other kids new toys (or at least new to them) to play with.

I forgot about the stuff on my porch that is going to the thrift store.

"Pay it Forward" not a good movie to show on a psyc ward with a bunch of depression patients like the VA hosp did on one of my visits oh what a night that was =)

I love the wish upon a hero web site. I have granted hundreds of wishes, it makes me feel like I am paying something back. A lot of the wishes ask for what would seem impossible but at the same time a lot of people just need a little love. I firmly believe it is the little things.

We received an almost new infant carrier absolutely free :)
We actively try to pay kindness forward through our local freecycle group.

A lady let me get ahead of her in line at the grocery store I only had one item. I bought her a bottle of nail polish remover after I checked her nails which needed a new manicure, it was on sale at the counter.

I get screwed on a daily basis.

=)

I gave my friend her rent money when she had none. She was going to pay me back but I said no, not to worry about it. My parents paid for our honeymoon. It was a dream vacation and my happy place in my brain. My husband picked up my Rxs for me, even though he hates going to that pharmacy.

I almost forgot one... I visited a friend across the state and wound up driving her home after her ride got stuck elsewhere, adding two hours to my drive that day - totally worth it! :) lol

It was quite an adventure, wasn't it? I think the kids got a kick out of it!

Nobody666 I hate that movie, I cried and was so depressed after.

As far as myself paying it forward I always try to be a good person and give as much as I can. I cleaned out a 2nd bedroom/storage room last year and gave tons of stuff away. I offered my friends anything they wanted to take it and donated the rest to a children's hospital thrift store. When I see someone in line and they only have a few items I will tell them to go ahead of me.

Trying to think of someone paying it forward to me I would have to say my t-doc for not charging me for the last 10 months. The next one would be my plastic surgeon because after my breast reconstruction surgery he did failed he was so concerned that I didn't have a support team. He called ALL of my other doctors and talked to them personally and explained what had happened and what was going on so they would check on me. One of my nurses at my plastic surgeons ofc even dropped off supplies for dressing changes because she knew I didn't have any way to get them.

haven't seen the movie, doubt i will now with such bad reactions :-)
still it's nice to think about good things we do or have benefitted from instead of dangerous moods, medication fail, and crappy neighbours.

i brought clementines to soccer practice today for all the girls.

I do a lot of charity stuff on a personal level that I just usually don't talk about. I dunno...i feel weird telling people about the things like that.