Stopping by from Mama Kat…love your blog!

Back when I lived in San Francisco, before I had a cell phone — yes, I remember the days before cellular phones (when they were called “cellular”). I was headed south on 280 by myself when I had a blow-out on the freeway in the left lane with no shoulder. I managed to get across the freeway to the exit (I can't remember the name but it is a 180 degree exit that deposits you into nowhereville.) I was followed by a car with two men in it. I'll be honest, at first that scared me. But when it became clear that their intentions were nothing but absolutely honorable, I was thanking God. Because no one knew where I was. I was miles from either home or work and I wasn't sure how to get anywhere. But these two angels changed my tire and stayed until they saw me safely back on the road. I don't now what would have happened without them. I was driving my father's car and didn't know about wheel locks. I would never have been successful in changing that tire. So I say God bless them and your gentleman on the train.

I'm so glad he helped you!

Hugs!!

new layout – thought I clicked over to the wrong blog – just wondering are you the type that moves the furniture around quite often?

Once there was this little elderly lady at a bus stop. I didn't think too much of her being at the bus stop as it was a nice day and a busy shopping area. My friend and I walked by her and said hello and went into the cafe to have lunch. When we came out she was still there and it was then we noticed she was holding a small box.

We asked her if she was waiting for a bus or if she was just enjoying her day. She said she wasn't enjoying the day because she just picked up 'Tiger' from the vet. Tiger had kept her company for 15 or so years and needed to be put down and she had to return to the vet office to pick up his ashes. She said she was waiting for the bus. So, we called the bus company on our cell phone and turns out that bus was not going to come at all because it was broken or something……….I asked the lady if she wanted us to take her somewhere and all she wanted was for us to take her to the next bus stop. I wanted to buy her a snack or at least something to drink but she refused. Anyway, I took her to her next bus stop (this bus was supposed to come in 10 minutes) and made sure she was okay then went about my day. I really wish I would have encouraged her a bit more to take her all the way home.