Walked a lost boy home through Sayeda Zeinab and would not take the father's money.
Ripple · Malmö → Cairo → Lisbon
OverviewA man at the bus stop gave his umbrella to a soaked teenager, then walked off into the rain.
For a stranger, a teenager on her way to school.
En man vid busshållplatsen gav sitt paraply till en genomblöt tonåring och gick sedan själv ut i regnet.
She got to school dry. Three of us at the stop just stood there smiling.
An imagined example. Real deeds are told by the people who saw them or did them.
Walked a lost boy home through Sayeda Zeinab and would not take the father's money.
For a boy of six and his frightened father.
The father now sends his own kids to my pharmacy for everything.
An imagined example. Real deeds are told by the people who saw them or did them.
→ led to a deed in Lisbon
I give the street sweeper breakfast every morning at my café in Alfama, since I read about the pharmacist in Cairo.
For the man who sweeps Rua de São Miguel.
Dou o pequeno-almoço ao varredor todas as manhãs no meu café em Alfama, desde que li sobre o farmacêutico no Cairo.
He sits down now. He used to eat standing.
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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