I booked an Uber cab today, the driver picked me and he started the ride. During the ride, he got calls and he disconnected 2-3 times. After that I insisted him to pick up the call. He did and the sound from the other side was quite audible to me. It was his daughter and she was asking for a school bag.The driver repeatedly tried to ignore first but later he asked his daughter to handover the phone to his wife.He said “I am trying to save little money but can’t afford to buy a new bag atleast in next 2-3 days as I recently bought books for our daughter and need to pay monthly bills”. I changed the drop location while he was on call with his wife and as soon as we arrived I asked the driver to come with me. The thing I was going to buy is quite heavy”.The driver (a humble man) came with me without asking me anything. I took him to a bag store and bought one school bag. I made the payment from my wife’s account as I didn’t have enough in my account. I handed over the bag to him. He was speechless and just thanked me. Without saying a word we reached out to the car and I said “do give your daughter a surprise today”. He asked me for my number and I took a picture, which I sent him.After an hour he sent me a picture of his daughter smiling like an angel. This one picture was more valuable than any money could buy. We often come across bad drivers using services like #Ola or #Uber but sometimes we meet Superheroes also known as Fathers. I don’t have words, how rich I feel after this.But gratitude to each and every father who never let their kids down.Even in the worst situation they are going through.I am sure my wife won’t get angry on me for spending from her money. Just be kind and help anyone in need, the world would look beautiful.

I was in Walmart using the restroom and just as I closed my stall door, a voice from the next stall said, “Hi! How are you?” Embarrassed... I said, “I’m alright!!" The voice said, "So what are you up to?” I said, “Ummm... Just trying to handle a little private business over here!” Then I hear, “Can I come over?” Annoyed... I said “Excuse me?!?!." Then the voice said, “Listen, I will have to call you back, there’s an idiot in the next stall answering all my questions!"Shonia

Often people tell me that my stories are sad and of course they are but sadness mingles with happiness and we will not get through life without having big doses of both! Unfortunately we sometimes don’t recognize happiness but we don’t have choices when bad things hit us head on.When I was young I remember that my friends and I would read really sad books and cry and cry! I remember reading one that Dale Evans wrote about her child that died and we passed it around and cried over it. I think we enjoyed those tears! The joy of drama! And youth. Youthful drama! Now there are times that we enjoy watching movies that make us cry. Nicholas Sparks made millions from his sad books that became sad movies. I prefer books and movies with happy endings though. So laugh a lot today and maybe a tear will fall but that’s ok too. I guess we need a bit of both to balance life!

“Do you remember me?”And the old man says no. Then the young man tells him he was his student, And the teacher asks: “What do you do, what do you do in life?”