Day 6 - A Stranger

I remember fondly when I was five years old I was on a train to Wolverhampton with my Mother to visit my Aunt and Uncle on my Mum's side of the family for a week. The train tracks were flooded and we were standing up in a cramped train, since that all the seats were taken. A man behind me offered me some chocolates that he saved for his relative's children, and gave them to me since I was tired and hungry. This man's generosity never left my memory and his kindness and thoughtfulness will never leave me either. I'd like to say thank you so much for looking after me and thinking about other people. Selfless people are hard to come by nowadays, and I'll never forget this memory.

If I ever got to say one thing to you, it would be thank you. You are a kind and gentle person, and that's something that isn't common any more. You are a lovely person and I'm sure your family think the same of you.