What was the last nice thing you did for someone?

I got gifts for the holidays and mailed it to friends without notice lol. How about you, OT?

My brother and I carried my parents' new toilet up the stairs (where their bedroom and bathroom is). My parents are getting old, so they couldn't have done it by themselves. That thing was heavy!

I was walking to work and I noticed something blackish on the cement from approx 30 or so feet and I went to see what it was and it turned out to be someone’s wallet. Nearly $300 in Canadian cash and $200 in U.S. money. There was credit cards, drivers license, personal ID cards,medical insurance cards,etc…… So I got a buddy to drive to his home and hand him the wallet. I couldn’t go with him,had to stay at work but my friend said when he went to this man’s place and gave back his wallet,he supposedly looked like he was going to faint. The man was amazed someone brought back his wallet with nothing missing from it. The man was grateful for our honesty and gave my friend $50 out of it, but I was just happy to try to do the right thing. I think my parents would have been happy/proud of me for doing that.🥹

I hope I do nice little things all the time. But the last nice thing, that I can remember, was giving an elderly woman a 30 min. ride into town. She had been asking random strangers, me included for a ride. She was not very coherent on the way there. Mumbled quite a bit. I can't remember her saying thanks for the ride either, hahah. But that's ok.

I showed up to work yesterday. Doubtless the owners appreciated it. :3

Dogs were doing their typical begging while eating chippie, so ended up just giving them half the chippie.

Their phycological manipulation s too strong.

Made dinner for a couple of families.

Hosted Dungeons and Dragons. I enjoy it of course but it's a lot of work sometimes.

Two old ladies live next door, every once in a while one of them slips and needs to be picked up. Happened again last week, so I had to go over and pick her up and carry her to her room. They're nice but they really need to be in an assisted living type of situation.

I've been on both ends of that, it feels really good. Nothing like a well-returned wallet to lift one's spirits, both as returner and returnee.

Really restores one's faith in humanity.

I gave money to homeless War veteran on the street.

Randomly bought a friend a $20 Wingstop gift card.

I rescued a lil spider out of a toilet bowl.

I opened the lid, and there was the spider, sitting in the middle of the pond. A piece of TP and a complient spider made my rescue effort a success.

Save the spiders

Told my gf she looks very cute today before she went to work. She became instantly happy and said she really needed to hear that.
Been calling my father a lot lately who suffers from depression because I know how just hearing my voice helps him a lot.
Told my friend to give me a call when he needs to move, and I'll come by to help.
Helped some customers at work more than I needed and get paid for, since I easily could. Helped an old lady who had to change some stuff within our company due to her husband's death. She teared up in the phone when telling me which almost made me tear up, so I talked to her extra long and listened to some stories and stuff. Sounded like she felt better before we hung up.

Just small things like that.

I do that all the time. :P Doesn't matter what kind of bug I find. Takes 2 seconds to save a little life, who wouldn't?

Me and my sister bought an armchair for mom, both paying a half. To be honest I don't know if it counts as a nice thing from me because it was sister's idea and I felt like it would be bad to say no. So it was this month's "thing that got in the way of my saving plan".

Bought my little sis some games yesterday I dunno if that really is a good thing lol.
But at least she had fun with them.

If she enjoyed it, it was a kind thing.

Opened the bathroom window to let the room air out after my nephew smoked a joint in there before his dad got home. He's still too young to realize everyone but you can smell the weed dude.

Bought my aunt some KFC BBQ Wings :).