hello everyone (if there's anyone reading this)
Unfortunately my summer's been hectic, so is my life, I'm hardly home anymore. I'm taking drivers license and pretty booked up.
there are good news on the front of helping people, but, my memory is a little soaked right now, so you won't get much at the current moment.
but instead of what I've been doing lately, something came to my mind instead, mostly cause of this movie that the incident showed up in my memory again.
I was on my way home from a girl I've visited for the first time, I admit I was interested, but it changed, lucky though as I wouldn't have been with the sweet girl I'm still with.
Anyway as I was on my way I had to wait 45 minutes at a train station for the next train to come, then this girl came crying into the stationlobby speaking on her cellphone really really despaired as far as I could tell. And as I was there, really bored, had nothing better to do I couldn't help picking up what she was talking about in her cellphone. Something about being robbed and her trainticked disappearing which was in her wallet. So of course the trainconductor threw her out. She was sitting on a bench in front of me and as soon as she was finished speaking in the phone I asked if I could help in any way like paying a new ticket or something. She declined nicely and said she wanted to try speaking to the people in the trainshop. Fortunately they were very nice in there and decided she was telling the truth, so they made a call and made sure she would be on the next train to her destination. So instead I gave her company until my train were leaving (hers 5 minutes later.) Wished her luck and went home.
The movie is named "It could happen to you" and it really shows how people should treat each other. If you are able to help, help someone. I don't mind if you tell you got this idea from a blog, Don't be ashamed about it either. What's the difference as long as you understand the message and adopt it, the way you get it told doesn't matter as long as you do it, that's just one more person contributing for a better world.
As far as the movie goes, I recommend it. It even made me cry, I'm full of emotions but my tears are very very dry.
Monday, September 24, 2007
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