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By *eaded_Baz OP   Man
over a year ago

Truro

Hello all, long time no posts so I thought I'd share something that happened over the weekend that I hope will warm even the coldest of hearts this chilly January evening.

I went back to my home town for my birthday at the weekend, a town I'd spent 30 plus years growing up in, so was catching up with old friends and family.

Anyway, at the end of the evening Saturday a friend of mine and myself decided to call it a night and get some food and a taxi home, we walked to the take away shop and I bought some food and noticed a homeless person on the way so I bought them a meal as well. We then went for the taxi, the taxi dropped my mate off and then on to my stop, as I got out the cab he said I know you, now habing lived there for most of my life and not being a retiring character I assumed it was that, he said you're Bryan's son, agreeing yes I did explain he passed away 13 years ago, he knew this and told me he used to drive my dad and his wife about on nights out; he told me some lovely memories he had and how amazing my dad was, with which he got out the cab and he asked if it was ok to hug me as he missed him and I'm the spitting image of him in looks and character and he just wanted to be close with him one more time, of course this I agree with and after the hug he cups my face and tells me to take care and cherish my dads amazing character. He got in his car and drove off: I was truly touched at this strangers genuine emotion towards someone I cared for and felt so humble he was happy to share how he felt with me. Good humans exist lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hello all, long time no posts so I thought I'd share something that happened over the weekend that I hope will warm even the coldest of hearts this chilly January evening.

I went back to my home town for my birthday at the weekend, a town I'd spent 30 plus years growing up in, so was catching up with old friends and family.

Anyway, at the end of the evening Saturday a friend of mine and myself decided to call it a night and get some food and a taxi home, we walked to the take away shop and I bought some food and noticed a homeless person on the way so I bought them a meal as well. We then went for the taxi, the taxi dropped my mate off and then on to my stop, as I got out the cab he said I know you, now habing lived there for most of my life and not being a retiring character I assumed it was that, he said you're Bryan's son, agreeing yes I did explain he passed away 13 years ago, he knew this and told me he used to drive my dad and his wife about on nights out; he told me some lovely memories he had and how amazing my dad was, with which he got out the cab and he asked if it was ok to hug me as he missed him and I'm the spitting image of him in looks and character and he just wanted to be close with him one more time, of course this I agree with and after the hug he cups my face and tells me to take care and cherish my dads amazing character. He got in his car and drove off: I was truly touched at this strangers genuine emotion towards someone I cared for and felt so humble he was happy to share how he felt with me. Good humans exist lol"

Nice one thanks for the share

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What a lovely story. And what a lovely man your dad must have been.

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By *eaded_Baz OP   Man
over a year ago

Truro


"What a lovely story. And what a lovely man your dad must have been."

Thanks and yes I consider myself very fortunate to have had him as a dad and if I'm like him in anyway then I know I'm doing something right.

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By *eaded_Baz OP   Man
over a year ago

Truro


"Hello all, long time no posts so I thought I'd share something that happened over the weekend that I hope will warm even the coldest of hearts this chilly January evening.

I went back to my home town for my birthday at the weekend, a town I'd spent 30 plus years growing up in, so was catching up with old friends and family.

Anyway, at the end of the evening Saturday a friend of mine and myself decided to call it a night and get some food and a taxi home, we walked to the take away shop and I bought some food and noticed a homeless person on the way so I bought them a meal as well. We then went for the taxi, the taxi dropped my mate off and then on to my stop, as I got out the cab he said I know you, now habing lived there for most of my life and not being a retiring character I assumed it was that, he said you're Bryan's son, agreeing yes I did explain he passed away 13 years ago, he knew this and told me he used to drive my dad and his wife about on nights out; he told me some lovely memories he had and how amazing my dad was, with which he got out the cab and he asked if it was ok to hug me as he missed him and I'm the spitting image of him in looks and character and he just wanted to be close with him one more time, of course this I agree with and after the hug he cups my face and tells me to take care and cherish my dads amazing character. He got in his car and drove off: I was truly touched at this strangers genuine emotion towards someone I cared for and felt so humble he was happy to share how he felt with me. Good humans exist lol

Nice one thanks for the share "

Pleasure it's nice to have good threads and not moany ones lol

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By *odestyB007Woman
over a year ago

Winchester

Lovely story, thanks for sharing.

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By *inky-MinxWoman
over a year ago

Grantham

That's very positive and you must feel great

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

That's the sweetest story and cheered me up!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Like!!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hello all, long time no posts so I thought I'd share something that happened over the weekend that I hope will warm even the coldest of hearts this chilly January evening.

I went back to my home town for my birthday at the weekend, a town I'd spent 30 plus years growing up in, so was catching up with old friends and family.

Anyway, at the end of the evening Saturday a friend of mine and myself decided to call it a night and get some food and a taxi home, we walked to the take away shop and I bought some food and noticed a homeless person on the way so I bought them a meal as well. We then went for the taxi, the taxi dropped my mate off and then on to my stop, as I got out the cab he said I know you, now habing lived there for most of my life and not being a retiring character I assumed it was that, he said you're Bryan's son, agreeing yes I did explain he passed away 13 years ago, he knew this and told me he used to drive my dad and his wife about on nights out; he told me some lovely memories he had and how amazing my dad was, with which he got out the cab and he asked if it was ok to hug me as he missed him and I'm the spitting image of him in looks and character and he just wanted to be close with him one more time, of course this I agree with and after the hug he cups my face and tells me to take care and cherish my dads amazing character. He got in his car and drove off: I was truly touched at this strangers genuine emotion towards someone I cared for and felt so humble he was happy to share how he felt with me. Good humans exist lol"

Such a lovely story sweetie. Very touching. Sorry I wasn't online to message you a Happy Birthday. Sounds like you had a special time though. Hugs and kisses lovely xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What a great story , thank you for sharing it

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By *eaded_Baz OP   Man
over a year ago

Truro

Thank you for all the kind words people x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

How lovely! Great story

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think your cabbie was high :p

Check he didnt lift your watch

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I think your cabbie was high :p

Check he didnt lift your watch "

There's always one

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