Comments on: DDBD: Pink Lovers

By: Carrotink Coupon

Carrotink Coupon — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 15:54:37 +0000

The most memorable good deed I’ve done was helping a young lady find her bus pass, after she dropped it on the bus. It was a school assigned pass, which are quite expensive to replace, I was informed. We searched around for it awkwardly for a few minutes before I found it and gave it back to her. She was so grateful– it totally made my day.

By: Andrea

Andrea — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:55:55 +0000

My 4yo nephew climbed a ladder unto our childhood playhouse in the backyard of our home. We lived on a farm in ND. There was a hornets nest nearby that were disturbed by his presence and began to sting him. I ran towards him and pulled him off the roof and ran with him to a safe shelter, I think I lucked out and only received about 2 or 3 stings during the rescue. My nephew was traumatized by the experience, but recovered from all his stings.:)

By: amelia

amelia — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 09:09:13 +0000

I would love to win a box of delights

In graduate school I lobbied the university to allow moms to bring their kids to the huge outdoor swimming pool that the university had just launched. We staged a “swim in” where all the students who were parents brought their kids to the pool and we had a huge fun pool party. It may not seem like something very important but I think that students come in all types and university is a place for learning and preparing for their future lives, this should involve a supportive stance on children as part of their community. One argument we had to fight in the senate was that the children would “be an unwelcome atmosphere” at the pool to which I responded “well i think guys saying sexist remarks about my body to me while trying to swim is and unwelcome atmosphere but we can’t seem to ban them”

anyhow….

By: Natasha

Natasha — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 01:33:47 +0000

I helped our school raise over $14000 to build a school in Kenya this year. What was truly memorable was the expression of the man who ran the charity when we presented him with the cheque. He was almost in tears!

By: Brenbren

Brenbren — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 21:04:11 +0000

On my 8th b-day I was playing and I saw thise baby bird out in the street. Then i thought ”Oh No! it’s going to get ran over!” so i picked it up. After i tried to find a nest that was closer. i could not find one. I then knew i had to keep him or her with me. i fed it bread every day and read books about birds. At night i even read it bed time story. but one day my mom said she had found a better home. I didn’t want to give him away. I even named him. I call him Pucky! but i knew it was the good thing to do. I was soo sad i cryed every day for two days. but i alson got happy because he was going to do just find with out me. and he and me were going to be o.k.!!