Readers share the kindness of strangers

Readers informed the BBC about the acts of random acts of casual ambassadors after investigations of random acts of strangers and others.

Researchers in the experiment by the British Columbia University, welcomed the wallets to see what will be returned. More than expected by past people were delivered about twice Survey for World Happiness Report.

40-year-old Athena Rowley living in IPSWich with his four-year-old son Robert was among the readers who touched to say they would take advantage of an act of casual kindness.

Last year, during Halloween, they were treated in a trick or in Suffolk and filled a small bucket with sweets. Robert – Not cheerful behavior, “Everywhere” – CBeebies dressed as a dukgee of Character Hey.

After returning to their homes, the groups of older children were beaten to want sweets. The last group, Athena, dressed and says there are six teens who are dressed and “very scary.”

Robert suggested the last of the sweets with a bucket. Also hugged each one. Five minutes later, teenagers were back.

“I thought,” Oh no – there is nothing in me, “he said. “I opened the door and kids separated bags with candy.

“Then they handed them over to my child because they were thinking of a lack of candy.”

Adds: “Teenagers were completely beautiful for taking a bad rap today.”

Athens says that the behavior once again confirms his faith in humanity and young people. “The next generation has so much kindness and empathy … at a time the world will really be in good hands.”

The positive view of the youth is JoCelyn Tress, 88 and husband Mark and 89 people are shared.

When the couple is punctured in the M25 of one of the tires, Fulham will go to the airport from the houses in Southwest London.

Given its age and speed of traffic, they did not dare to change the tires to change themselves and stole AA. It was reported that one could be in about half an hour. They were afraid they were supposed to go on their flights to Portugal, they should go on strike.

Ten minutes later, but a young man in the white van was pulled back over the hard shoulder. After previous passed, they parked them there, turned off the road and returned to see if they need any help.

“Quickly changed our tires,” said Jocelyn. He forgot to find his name in a hurry but asked why he stopped.

Jocelyn reminds him: “When I went to the past and thought I thought I was my grandparents and grandparents?”

He added: “He would accept nothing for his kindness.”

Jocelyn, when he fell on the pavement, he said that there were cases to help with a nearby young man. “I think all the young people are very helpful,” he says.

The stranger who helped Sarah Marten was 66 years old, but intervened in a similar need. His story is 25 years ago, but today the impression of it.

Emily, the three-year-old daughter, who started the ballet classes, was in the John Lewis store, who had children to find a leotard, tutu and koldes for three-year-old daughter Emily.

It took a long time to find the right size and style. Joel, who was young, who was younger than 19 months from his sister, did not enjoy himself. “It was a very stressful morning to be honest, because he was so young,” Sarah tells us. “He was ready to return to the car.”

Approximately, the Debit card of the Sarah was rejected by its bank. There was enough money with him to make a credit card or shopping. After such a try and with their children, Sarah was upset.

Then, a man behind him then asked how much money he needed.

He opened his wallet and insisted of paying the ballerina clothes.

Gave him £ 40. “It was very much back at that time,” says Sarah. “I was very surprised that someone would do something like this and do not expect money.”

Although Sarah wrote his address, he sent money shortly after.

“I remember that I’m really attractive and very kind,” he says. “I told other people that I was an angel for me in this situation.”

Sarah, who is now musicians, remembers that the kindness of similar deeds in similar deeds help to restore the faith of the human nature.