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  1. thank you for this….. no words can express my true gratefulness …. carry on

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  2. Thank you for your example of kindness. I hope it will remind others, as it did me, to look for opportunities to show compassion to a fellow human!

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  3. Love this inspiration to do something kind for our neighbors who may need help. It would be great to have links to the Chester County Food Bank and TE Care, two fine local organizations who help our neighbors in need.

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  4. This is absolutely fantastic. The world needs more kindness just like yours.

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  5. What a lovely story to wake up to. Thank you for the reminder of what is truly important.

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  6. There may be opportunities even in the suburbs…
    I frequently drive past an aging house on my way home. The porch is over-stuffed with chairs for sitting, and once in a while there is an aging gentleman there. Periodically a second chair is occupied and a leisurely chat is underway. And there is ALWAYS the “dog”, a lifelike golden retriever statue who magically moves around the front yard when no

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  7. great story and reminder. I try in my very little way when encountering clerks in the supermarket, drugstore, post office , waitstaff etc. The first thing I try to do is say “hello , how are you today”. then complete my transactions. Sometimes we run our errands etc without really seeing the workers who are helping us .

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