I went to Walmart today in Marksville and I was third in line. There was an older woman checking out, a middle aged couple behi...
I went to Walmart today in Marksville and I was third in line. There was an older woman checking out, a middle aged couple behind her, and I was next. Well I noticed the woman checking out had almost every basic item you could need: shampoo, tooth paste, tooth brush, hair brush, sleepers, basic clothes, bread etc. I didn't think anything of it but as she was almost done (her total was over $150) the man in front of me asked her Are you sending this stuff to flood victims?'
And the woman said, 'Actually sir, I am a flood victim, I lost everything I own and didn't have time to even grab my purse. There is water up to my roof. I'm staying here with my daughter until I can figure things out.'
And just like that, the man handed the cashier hisbank card and paid for the woman's things. She cried, his wife cried, and then I cried. It was so touching to see someone be so selfless, especially in this trying time for Louisiana! Pay it forward.
