Simple acts of kindness

[callmemadam]

I went up to the village shop this morning (goodness knows when I’ll be able to go again) and a nice young woman working there said, ‘We must all look out for each other, mustn’t we?’ When I got home, I found a note in my letterbox from my young neighbours, saying I wasn’t to hesitate to ask for anything I needed and giving all their contact details.

These simple acts of kindness restore one’s faith in human nature.

Comments

[gwendraith]

There's a lot going on with regards offers of help and people doing that little bit extra for others. It is appreciated and you are right, it does restore one's faith in humanity.

How are you doing, B? I'm self isolating now but plan on little trips out in the car to look at the river and other pleasant nearby places. At least there is Skype to keep in touch with my family and the Internet for other communicating. I feel for those who are not technology savvy. life could get very lonely. *Hugs*.

[callmemadam]

I have a similar plan of going out for little drives so I at least see the outside world and also, don't get agoraphobic again.
But, see latest post! I may starve. I should have been a selfish pig like everyone else and stockpiled. I wasn't frightened until now.

Not much fun for us oldies, is it? Stay well!

[gwendraith]

Yes, get out to safe places when you can. As you say you don't want to get agoraphobic again.

I have replied to your latest post. I'm not frightened but I am mildly nervous as things are moving so fast.

No, it's not much fun for us oldies or those of us who are at risk if we catch the darn thing. You stay well, too. x