To the editor:
About a month ago, after taking my children to the library, I loaded all five of them into the van, folded up the stroller, and headed for home. Two hours later, I received a call from a woman named Tanya at the Lawrence Parking Department telling me she had found my wallet. That is when I remembered my wallet had been on top of the stroller and must have fallen on the ground when I folded it up. Tanya had not only found my wallet with everything still inside, but also offered to return it to my house. I am forever grateful. Thank you again Tanya, you went above and beyond.
Comments
Did_I_say_that 7 months, 2 weeks ago
"Tanya at the Lawrence Parking Department telling me she had found my wallet. ... you went above and beyond."
Tanya's generosity is well known. She gave me a $100 parking ticket. ;-)
Seriously, it is nice to hear of an honest and kind act.
jaywalker 7 months, 2 weeks ago
God bless.
consumer1 7 months, 2 weeks ago
Last time I found a wallet and tried to return it, the person accused me of stealing it. I haven't found one since then, not sure what I will do next time.
just_another_bozo_on_this_bus 7 months, 2 weeks ago
Clearly you should keep that next person's wallet in order to punish the previous person for falsely accusing you. It only makes sense, doesn't it?
lawrencian 7 months, 2 weeks ago
Back in the late 80s, my mother left her wallet with everything in it on the bumper while loading up groceries on the Oregon coast, halfway through a 4-week road trip. When we arrived home, it was with everything else in her collection of held mail.
Consumer1, just drop it in the mail! It might cost a couple bucks, but at least you've done the right thing, and could even do it anonymously.
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