dss62467
Cathlete
A few years back, I was taking my dog for an early morning walk and found a cell phone in the road. There was still power left in the battery, so I took it home and searched through the internal contacts list until I found one that said "Mom". Later that day, I called the number and talked to "Mom" to let her know I found the phone. My husband kind of was like, "what are you bothering to do that for?" And I said that it was just the cool thing to do. The lady eventually told her son and he came to pick it up a week or two later, and was very grateful that I had taken the time to get it back to him.
Yesterday when DD, DH and I went for our bike ride, I had my cell phone in my daughter's bike trailer (in case of an emergency - like a broken bike chain...). The phone must have fallen out when I hit a bump on the road, because a few hours after we got home I got a call from someone who had found it. A young girl from down the street brought it right over. It looked as if it may had been run-over because the face plate was destroyed, but it still works! I hadn't even realized that I lost it, but I was very happy that someone did for me what I had done for someone else!
That whole "Golden Rule" thing really is an excellent motto for life!
Yesterday when DD, DH and I went for our bike ride, I had my cell phone in my daughter's bike trailer (in case of an emergency - like a broken bike chain...). The phone must have fallen out when I hit a bump on the road, because a few hours after we got home I got a call from someone who had found it. A young girl from down the street brought it right over. It looked as if it may had been run-over because the face plate was destroyed, but it still works! I hadn't even realized that I lost it, but I was very happy that someone did for me what I had done for someone else!
That whole "Golden Rule" thing really is an excellent motto for life!
It could have even possibly been stolen from another vehicle getting washed or something. That's a bit troubling!