Comments on: Gone Fishing https://tothepointwithbozic.com/personal/gone-fishing?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=gone-fishing Commentary, Opinions, Thoughts and Discussion on Current Events, Politics and The Mortgage Industry Fri, 11 Mar 2016 16:33:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Dawn Maracle https://tothepointwithbozic.com/personal/gone-fishing#comment-1091 Dawn Maracle Tue, 06 Aug 2013 14:33:32 +0000 http://tothepointwithbozic.com/?p=2962#comment-1091 Love the random act of kindness - i paid for the person`s coffee behind me at Tim Horton`s too. Keep paying it forward...on any scale! Love the random act of kindness – i paid for the person`s coffee behind me at Tim Horton`s too. Keep paying it forward…on any scale!

]]> By: Hali https://tothepointwithbozic.com/personal/gone-fishing#comment-1085 Hali Fri, 02 Aug 2013 17:32:37 +0000 http://tothepointwithbozic.com/?p=2962#comment-1085 Great post for a rainy west coast morning! One should never under estimate the impact of such out of the blue thoughtful gestures. My brother Jason does a few things every Christmas that always warms my heart. He goes to a certain grocery in an area which most locals would consider 'the ghetto' of Victoria buys 20 big turkeys and hands them out randomly to families who are shopping. He also cruises the same store, picks out a family (his criteria... a mother or father with screaming children, who seem exhausted and overwhelmed) then waits for them at the till and pays for their entire groceries. He doesn't care if the recipient can afford it or not, he just wants to make someone's day. Last year the lady he bought groceries for completely broke down crying. After paying for her groceries he took her and her two kids to the coffee shop next door and had a really nice chat. She told him nobody had ever done anything like this for her, that she would never forget him and promised to do the same for someone else one day. Paying it forward! I just love what he does and am going to come up with my own 'paying it forward traditions' as well. Have a fantastic holiday. Great post for a rainy west coast morning! One should never under estimate the impact of such out of the blue thoughtful gestures. My brother Jason does a few things every Christmas that always warms my heart. He goes to a certain grocery in an area which most locals would consider ‘the ghetto’ of Victoria buys 20 big turkeys and hands them out randomly to families who are shopping. He also cruises the same store, picks out a family (his criteria… a mother or father with screaming children, who seem exhausted and overwhelmed) then waits for them at the till and pays for their entire groceries. He doesn’t care if the recipient can afford it or not, he just wants to make someone’s day. Last year the lady he bought groceries for completely broke down crying. After paying for her groceries he took her and her two kids to the coffee shop next door and had a really nice chat. She told him nobody had ever done anything like this for her, that she would never forget him and promised to do the same for someone else one day. Paying it forward! I just love what he does and am going to come up with my own ‘paying it forward traditions’ as well.

Have a fantastic holiday.

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