12/21/2010 4:20:38 AM. - Sandy - Ft. Worth, TX

I took my nieces and nephews to Six Flags Holiday in the Park last Firday. It was closing time and I promised them we would get hot chocolate before we left. There was a total of 7 of us and I wanted them all to get the souvenir cup with it. I saw this young lady standing behind an empty concession stand. I asked if she was still open and I could tell by her expression she did not want to say yes, but she did. I asked nicely for 7 hot chocolates in 7 souvineer cups. She graciously made our hot chocolates and rang up the total (not cheap). I handed her the money and then her boss asked if we were going to get free refills (free refills the day you buy it). Of course we were not since it was closing time. The boss for this concession gave us those hot chocolates for free. In turn I handed the young lady that helped us $20 and told her to keep it and to have a Merry Christmas. The smile on her face made it all worth while and she was in disbelief that someone randomly gave her money. We all left that experience smiling.

12/21/2010 8:40:25 AM - Nala - Queens,NY

That is sweet of you! how do you celebrate Christmas in Canada? I have always wanted to go there!

12/23/2010 11:37:05 AM - cvj - canada

I LIVE IN CANADA, AND WE CELEBRATE WITH A TREE AND PRESENTS AND THE STORIES OF RUDOLPH AND THE OTHER REINDEER AND ELVES.

12/6/2011 2:19:41 PM - cba - u.s.a

aaaawwwwwwwwwwwww!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

12/21/2010 12:26:09 AM. - Sandra - Riverside, California

Instead of giving my students homework for the winter break, I asked them to perform a random act of kindness. One of my fellow teachers reported a couple days later that several of my students were fulfilling their random act of kindness by emptying the trash from each classroom. They explained that they wanted to secretly help the custodian so he could go home early that day. I wonder who else will be touched by my students who are taking up the challenge to perform one random act of kindness this season.

12/21/2010 10:06:15 AM - shannon (nickname: sha or speed queen) - Ireland

I Think That Was Very Nice Of Them To Do That tell Them I Said `Well Done`!

12/20/2010 7:28:19 PM - Janelle - Lincoln NE

Bought a coworker's daughter a new coat for Christmas....because her Mom was having a hard time as a single Mom. We all take alot of things for granted, and we need to remember, there are alot of people out there who have nothing!!

12/6/2011 2:21:31 PM - cba - u.s.a

u r so nice!

12/20/2010 5:52:31 PM - deb - ontario

Last saturday I was in the mall, waiting in the Kernals line
to buy some popcorn. The young fellow behind the counter was
extremely busy. You could tell he was hot and abit frazzeled from trying to fill the orders and move the line along quickly. When it came my time to pay for my order I told him
to put a beverage on my bill. When he asked what kind, I told him whatever you like. it is for you. The smile on his face was all the thanks that I needed.

12/20/2010 4:55:17 PM. - billie-jean - aranga

i gave charatie $50 to help the poor

12/21/2010 9:30:00 AM - evana - sanantonio / texas

that was so nice

12/21/2010 10:06:46 AM - shannon (nickname: sha or speed queen) - Ireland

That was Sweet Of You!!!!

12/20/2010 3:49:01 PM - Keith - Puyallup, WA

The other day a little old lady was in front of me at the Grocery store purchasing her weekly bread, cheese, milk, and other essentials. She was having a hard time figuring out the debit card machine so the cashier took her card to try and help. After seeing the type of card it was the cashier, very boisterously, blurted out... "OH!! This is for FOOD STAMPS!" The little old lady was obviously mortified, and thus became even more flustered. After she ran the card there happened to be about $5 left owing. The old lady obviously didn't have it and after about a minute of digging through her purse I handed the cashier a 20 and told her to pay for the balance of her groceries. While I didn't think it to be anything much (I mean how easy is it to spend $5 and not think twice about it), but for this little old lady it was her bread for the week. She was SO thankful and didn't stop thanking me until I had left the store. I'm no rich man feeding the masses, no marter or saint performing acts of servitude, but such a simple act had such a profound impact on this one woman.

12/21/2010 12:12:49 AM - Sandra - Riverside, California

That was very sweet of you. Your R.A.K. brought me to tears. Everyone's mom and grandmother should be so kindly treated.

12/20/2010 3:22:14 PM - faith - new jersey

One day my friends dog ran away over the summer and i have a dog so i know how that feels.So i ran with her all over the neighboorhood to try to find her dog. My friend started to cry helterictly. I felt sooooo bad so i calmed her down.It turned out that her dad was walking her dog in another neighboorhood without leting anyone knowing

12/20/2010 2:00:57 PM - sopheyua - los Angeles California

I remember in the summer I was walking through some park and little boy who was about 4 or 5 his mother had bought him a ice cream cone and just when he was about to take his first lick the scoop fell off of the cone so he started crying and so at that moment I felt sad for the little boy so I got him another ice cream cone his mom thanked me and the little boy gave me a hug and smiled.

12/20/2010 12:11:45 PM - brayden - new zealand

i helped plant a garden

12/20/2010 12:01:24 PM. - judy - Rehoboth, DE

Paid for the car behind me at a drive through. Stunned the employees as they said it was the most random act they'd ever seen. Really put me in the Christmas spirit. I need to do it every time I feel down!

12/22/2010 1:32:50 PM. - Lorie - Brandon, MS

I've done the same thing a few times. It's a lot of fun to watch in your rearview window as they try to figure out if they know you or what.

12/22/2011 8:30:44 PM. - Rachel - clarmont medows pagininin cresent nsw

it was so random i closed my eyes and cliked on one