This is so true!

Very inspirational stories. Thank You Steve for sharing those. It's a wake up call for sure!!!!! Most people, myself included, talk the talk, but few can walk the walk.

good stuff

A real eye opener! Thanks for sending it along!

I was gonna find it on the Internet and the story is Fictional. Although it is, from what I'm reading about it, it touch MANY lives. I'm glad whoever created it, did.

Amen and Amen.....

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Originally Posted by SlabLapper4sure

I was amazed growing up how many folks showed up for church to show off their new cars, jewelry, minks, and fancy dresses and shoes.My momma used to dress me in a starched stiff shirt with tie and a wool suit.It would itch me to death.They were always gettin on to me for wiggling around so much, but I couldn't help it! Couldn't wait to get home and get into my civilian wear!A temporary lady at work one day was walking around crying and I asked her what was wrong. She said she had lost her money to pay her utility bill inside our plant somewhere. It was $145.And without that money they were gonna cut off her power.I consoled her as much as I could and told her I would keep a look out for the money.Later that day, I just happened to be cleaning up in our work area and was helping sweep out some of the work stations and as I swept under this table, lo and behold, a pile of money came out from under one of the table legs.It was $145. so I knew it was hers.Had it been anyone else finding that money, who knows where it would have ended up. Just saying!I returned the money to her and she was so grateful and I was glad to have made her day!10 yrs. later she still says she will always remember what I did for her that day!God put me in that place at that time and it was meant to happen that way!My reward was her happiness!Amen!

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Many would never think of keeping the money. Some, never of returning it.

"You will know them by their fruit"

Amen! Great reminder to us all!

I love the Tennessee Farm Bureau ad. Waitress talking about her husband out of work and s sick kid and she was working two jobs to make ends meet. The Agent leaves a 100 dollar tip. Small towns are great places to grow up in and live

I worked with a vendor at a sports show in Memphis. I helped set up his display friday night. Received an order for him early saturday morning. Helped deliver packages to customers cars. Helped keeping products on display. Helped returning his products. I was well paid for my time, about $800 in products. When moving the cart with the cash box I found a $100 bill. I asked if a bill was dropped. Yes, but I don't know what it was.
Was it the truth or a set up? Could I have swapped a smaller bill and pocketed the larger. I didn't know so I didn't take the chance. I didn't hear a thank you.
I've tried to do business with him when he drives through the area since. I don't buy enough to make is stop worth while. My last buy from him was $3200. He didn't have time to stop.