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CaliforniaPeggy

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14. As soon as I clicked on this thread, I remembered...

Reply to ProfessionalLeftist (Original post)

Mon May 7, 2012, 01:21 AM

May 2012

But I read it again anyway.

It never gets old. Respect and caring are such great things. This driver showed his true heart towards that beautiful old lady...

Thank you.

Oh, and one thing: I hadn't known it's true. I am so glad it is.

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A sweet lesson on patience. . . [View all] ProfessionalLeftist May 2012 OP

K & R n/t Tx4obama May 2012 #1

Very moving. MineralMan May 2012 #2

HUGE K & R !!! - Thank You !!! WillyT May 2012 #3

I was not prepared for this. Thank you so much for posting it. cbayer May 2012 #4

Wow. Beautiful story, and touching in so many ways. loudsue May 2012 #5

Oh, the humanity! Great story, thanks. nt babylonsister May 2012 #6

My mom, if she was still alive, would be 103 panader0 May 2012 #7

what a kind act that many share for many years riverbendviewgal May 2012 #8

K&R - nice, thank you! n/t jtuck004 May 2012 #9

fantastic story...... dhill926 May 2012 #10

thanks for posting lunasun May 2012 #11

What a wonderful guy! Odin2005 May 2012 #12

I once heard it said . . . Brigid May 2012 #13

As soon as I clicked on this thread, I remembered... CaliforniaPeggy May 2012 #14

A most excellent story, kudos to the taxi driver for his patience and compassion. Uncle Joe May 2012 #15

If things go well as they possibly can, bvar22 May 2012 #16

You were most richly blessed duhneece May 2012 #17

Except it was in Minneapolis, not NYC. Yellow cabs are hailed, they aren't called to an address. rug May 2012 #18

I have seen this story a couple of years ago, RebelOne May 2012 #19

Reading this brought me to tears Spazito May 2012 #20