Nicest thing you did in your life!?

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Jimmy

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Hello everyone so i was just wondering out of the blue...what´s the nicest thing you guys ever did in your life?

Perhaps you never did any good deeds and are now condemmed?:O

Well as for me...i would say one of the nicest things i ever did was to allow and entire coleague of mine to copy my entire test and have the same grade i did...that was nice i suppose although kind of dumb:|

Another nice thing i did was to take blame for another persons actions...although that was pretty dumb too...:huh:

What about you guys?
 
Well, as far as 'nice things' go...

I remember when I was a little kid...Mom and Dad had some sort of business in Detroit and, since it was still the early hours, we stopped to grab a package of bagels and some SunnyD as a makeshift breakfast. Not sure why I went along with them inside whatever building we ended up in, but when we came out, there was an elderly black woman who was begging for change. As we got back to the car, we realized that we had more bagels and juice than we needed. What else to do with it besides give it to the begging woman?

When I was about fourteen or fifteen (don't exactly remember which one), my father, sister, and I were in town on his visitation. We were heading back home when we found a brown leather wallet sitting on the sidewalk. No sense in just leaving it there for someone to pilfer, so we stopped the car and picked it up. Dad had me go through and look for some sort of ID and, sure enough, there was a girl's school ID and a library card in there. (Not that I remember the name now, but oh well.) We spent about twenty minutes driving up and down the block 'til we found the girl on her bicycle. We stopped and gave it back.

Guess that's all the good deeds I've done so far.
 
I've done alot of nice things... but one that comes to mind is when i recently gave someone 30 bucks for the taxi when there was an issue with his public transport getting back home... I put myself in his shoes, and since i had a car and felt bad that I couldnt give him a lift because i was goin g in a diff direction and he'd be stuck there for who knows how long, i simply took out 2 bits of paper that equaled 30 bucks and told him to get a taxi...

That was recently
 
I've done so many nice things I really have no idea, but one of the nicest things I've done was one of my friends needed a ride down to South Carolina since her mom lives down there and I guess her mom was in the hospital, and she couldn't get a plane ticket or anything for the next few days, so I drove her down there, it was like a 16 hour drive and it took me 3 days there and back, mostly because when we got there I wanted to make sure she was going to be ok.
 
Probably the nicest thing I ever did was for my sister. When I was 12 I had a little part-time job baby-sitting all through the summer holidays for one family. I made a bundle on the job and was planning on spending the money on some new clothes ready for the new school year. Well, my sister (then 13) confessed to me that she was pregnant and was terrified of telling mum (and I can understand this, my mum was a bit of a tyrant and pregnant at 13? she would have killed her and locked me away from boys forever). She decided to have an abortion (no, please don't start a debate on if it's right or not....would you want to be a parent at 13?) and that was actually illegal in the state where I come from, but not in Melbourne. So with my hard earned cash I got her a ticket to Melbourne on the plane and got her booked in at a clinic. We told Mum and Dad that she was going to stay at a mates house for the weekend and off she went. When she got back we didn't speak of it and it's never been mentioned again. She now has 3 lovely boys and she is very happy.
I am glad I did what I did, even if others may disagree.
 
Its a long, long, long story, but to sum it up, me and my friend found a wounded bird on our way home from school, we took it to my friends' place and looked after it all night.

















But it died the next morning :sad2: .
 
I've done a lot of really nice things but I just did them because it was the right thing to do. Like I raised my daughter by myself when her mother left. Yeah nice but also the right thing to do. I've taken care of my mother, brother, and married a women that already has kids. I love her her kids and her. Nice......but to me just the right thing to do.
 
I ACCIDENLTY gave a complete creepy stranger lady five dollars for ciggarettes. I was only going to give her one...
 
uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh idk I haven't ever done anything that nice. =[

For my bf and I's anniverssairy last year, i made him a book with *pictures* of myself. And on the pages, I re-wrote every letter that I'd ever written to him in the past, and dated them all. =]
And I bought him a HUGE boquet of pink roses! ^_^
 
I did a lot of nice things in my life, but I guess the one that really stands out was when my dad was about to hit my brother with a belt (about 8 years ago!) and I ran up to my brother to protect him and got hit instead. Haha, sounds corny but oh so true.

To me that was nice because nowadays my bro and I would always argue about the simplest things! So whenever he acts mean to me, I'd say, "Remember that one night when..." and he'll just tell me to shut up lol. Yeah we joke about it now.
 
I took a bullet for some kid named Gerald Young. What did I get in return? Nothing--not even a showing of gratitude.

Seriously, I guess....uh....

Well, I slowed down yesterday to let this guy into the left-hand lane on the highway. He gave me a little wave. Made me feel all warm inside.
 
Probably when I kept my niece out of my room after I got some new swords for my collection...I didn't want he limbs to be chopped off.
 
I did many nice stuff in my life, but one of them is the greatest, I remember when a was I little girl I used to play at the backyard, it was so fun and then I saw a little kitty she was alone I don't know where is her mommy and she was like crying :(
I just felt about her and I went to the kitchen and I toke a bottle of milk and then my mom saw me and she said for who I told her it's for the lonely kitty outside! and then my mom smiled at me and she said ok go and give her milk then I ran away to the kitty and I gave her milk she was CUTE!!! she was like "meew meew" while she's drinking milk!!
This event is kept in my heart and it was the nicest thing I ever did!! :)
 
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