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"...told the waitress that his hands weren't working too good. He was also on oxygen and struggling to breathe. Without hesitation she took his plate and began cutting his ham."

Go see the picture at Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/ ... s_elderly/

If I get anywhere near La Marque, I'm going to that Waffle House to eat.

Yeah, sometimes you should step in and help another.

Kindness is rare.

When good people do what they should to help it always gladdens my heart.

And yes, I too try to practice it.

Simple things, like someone who cant reach an object because of an infirmity or one time in a mob stood a blind man with not one person helping him. He was totally ignored. So, I asked if he needed help.

He did and I helped his get his prescription filled. No big effort on my part, but if you see someone who needs help do you ignore them?

Helping someone who needs it doesn't make you saintly. Just human...

She was awarded a $16,000 scholarship

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nat ... 409948002/

ELB wrote:"...told the waitress that his hands weren't working too good. He was also on oxygen and struggling to breathe. Without hesitation she took his plate and began cutting his ham."

Go see the picture at Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/ ... s_elderly/

If I get anywhere near La Marque, I'm going to that Waffle House to eat.

That’s nice. I don’t know where La Marque is, but I’d give them my business too. Kindness needs to be rewarded.