People Helping People from CNN--GOTTA LOVE IT!

[Jazzi]

Hey Jayne, Cap, Red and I know a bunch others I can't remember all
the names but you will love this.........

A women was losing her home, it was being foreclosed on, she was at the auction crying waiting,when another women approached her asking what was wrong? Well she explained and they both went in there together,Her home was not even posted in the auction book.
Well low and behold Marilyn Mock, the same lady kept asking her is the house worth that, every time an amount would come up for bid, and she bought it. YUP she bought it back for her. Said on the news well she meaning the person that had lost it could move back into it now.
AND Marilyn said "We have to help each other." and I think she said, isn't that what it's all about or something like that --my brain can't remember. But isnt that just wonderful , the home was in a city called Potsboro CNN still showing it.

[Bad Boy Bad Boy]

Let me help you on this one;

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2008...angel.wfaa

[red1030]

This is a miracle for this women. It warms my heart to know that their are people in our country that are this caring and wonderful. What a gift. I don't even know what to say, I am just sitting here in shock and wishing I had the means to do this for someone. It is just too wonderful for words. Thanks so much for sharing this and BB thanks for the video..that really brought it home. Love Red

[capricorn]

Wonderful and so very caring! Thank you for sharing.


CAP

[jayne]

I watched this on the Today show...wonderful wish more of us could do this.....But sometimes even a hug helps

[Bad Boy Bad Boy]

Think why it was so special. It was on tape to see for one. Second, you seen the one women (buyer) hand her the purchased ticket and simply just walked away, and said she can now move back in. That is what made it very special.

[RNvic]

This is so special and it is sad that more can't think and act this way. we would not be in the mess this country is in if more people though this way.

[snowbear]

WOW, WOW, WOW!!!! Now that is awesome!!!

[Still in Limbo]

I Thought that was Absolutely Great of that Reporter to do that. And the Nice thing is it wasn't Planned or a Photo Op, She was there Helping Her Son find a Home, and when She saw The Previous Owner Crying, She just did what She thought was Best, and I know there will Be Wings waiting for this Woman when She makes it Upstairs!! And I also Agree with Jayne, a Hug can go a Long Way in a Person's Day, or lending an Ear to Listen to another's Problems. Kindness seems to be a Fleeting Emotion in these Tough Times, when it should Actually be Getting Stronger!!

[capricorn]

Funny you mention kindness Limbo. I had to pick a couple of prescriptions for hubby up the other day and while there grabbed a few things we needed. Twice I stopped and stepped aside for a younger man to go by and he ignored me. Not a thank you, a nod, no recognition at all. When I got to the pharmacy end of the store I was waiting with a woman about my age and she struck up a conversation about politeness, manners, kindness, etc and said she was saddened that so many seem to think when you hold a door or step aside that it is their right. She said she notices it more on the road than anywhere else. When we see a kindness like this it really warms the heart, reinstills our confidence in the human race and shows us God at work.


CAP