A student carried an elderly woman's market baskets up four floors every Tuesday for a year.
Ripple · Hanoi → Melbourne → Santiago
OverviewA student carried an elderly woman's market baskets up four floors every Tuesday for a year.
For Bà Hoa, 84, in my building.
Một sinh viên đã xách giỏ đi chợ cho một bà cụ lên bốn tầng mỗi thứ Ba suốt một năm.
She still calls him her grandson.
An imagined example. Real deeds are told by the people who saw them or did them.
Started checking on my eighty-year-old neighbour once a week after reading about Hanoi.
For Ray next door.
He now waits by the gate on Thursdays.
An imagined example. Real deeds are told by the people who saw them or did them.
→ led to a deed in Santiago
Started knocking on my neighbour's door across the hall every Sunday after reading about Melbourne.
For Don Aurelio, 83.
Empecé a tocar la puerta de mi vecino de enfrente todos los domingos después de leer sobre Melbourne.
He has started baking for the visit.
An imagined example. Real deeds are told by the people who saw them or did them.
This is the latest deed on this line, for now.
This line is imagined. The first real one could be yours.
Examples show how a deed is told and how it travels. Nothing real grows from them. If you saw a stranger do something good, tell it, and a real ripple begins.
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