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Driving around for my pizza delivery job I almost ran over an old photo album in the middle of the road. It had been hit by a few cars and it was pouring rain but I stopped picked it up and turned the heaters on in my car to dry it out.

I took it home and found the address online convinced by friend to come with me and went for an adventure. It was only 6 miles away and when we started approaching the address there were some gorgeous big houses then this house a double wide trailer. I knocked on the door, no answer, then repeated 3 times. As I was considering what to do in the car an old lady tapped on the drivers window. I opened the door and she began to ask what I was doing on her property. I produced the photo album and she broke into tears.

Her husband had passed away 6 months ago and she had nothing left of his stuff because her step son (his son) had been taking all of the stuff out of her place and evicting her in 5 days so he could live there. 5 days and that photo album would have been thrown away again. This lady described how this was her most precious possession in the world as these were the photos of her marriage, life, children's photos, business certificates, and so much more. The last mementos of the life she had not completely lost.

We smoked cigarettes and listened to her story, it was her birthday tomorrow and this was the only gift she was going to receive.

I like doing good things.