I work in downtown Denver. Like most downtown areas, people are pretty rushed and pushy...everyone has somewhere to be and they're always late.
I was walking across the street towards my building after lunch yesterday and witnessed something truly touching. A guy I recognized (he works at the Starbucks in the lobby) noticed an older woman struggling to cross the street. He jogged across towards her, took her by the arm and walked, inch by inch, back to the side of the street he started on. There wasn't enough time for him to get back across the street, so he had to wait for the next light. I couldn't believe how kind he was. It seems like such a simple gesture, but I guess I just haven't witnessed people helping other people very much lately.
It really made my day to see such a kind act. We're just starting to get into the holiday season...so what has warmed your heart recently? What is something you've witnessed that has restored your faith in the kindness and generosity of people?