On Friday, while waiting in the check-out line at Top Foods, I had a wonderful surprise. A stranger behind me told the checker that he would pay for my groceries. I was speechless and then said “no, I can’t.” He handed her his credit card and said, yes you can.
All I could say was thank you. He really made my day.
JUNE BAIRD
Everett
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