

There is no worse place than a train station to lose your wallet.

A few months ago, I left work rushed as usual, ran to a meeting, then to meet a client and then almost at night I arrived home, left my motorbike parked outside my house and in my haste and stress I left the keys in the ignition.
The next day, when I was about to go to the office and not finding the keys in their usual place, I took the emergency set, as I was late for work and could not keep looking for them. I went downstairs and the first thing I checked was that my bike was still in its place, but when I went to start it, a good Samaritan had left me a note that said: You left your keys in the ignition, I left them in the restaurant nearby.
That detail, of not taking my brilliant bike and removing them so that someone else would be tempted to steal it, made my day, my week and gave me hope again. Despite the state of the world, there are still good people.
Jaime, 47
Peanuts&Monkeys
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These anecdotes come from members of the CommUnity International network.
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