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26-01-2015, 01:37 PM
Stranger leaves young mum a handwritten note and £5 for teaching son good manners
WHEN a stranger getting off a train handed Sammie Welch a piece of paper he told her it had fallen out of her bag.
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Sammie Welch with her three-year-old son Rylan Harms
In fact, it was a handwritten note hailing the young mum as a “credit to her generation” – and wrapped inside was £5 with the message: “Have a drink on me”.
Sammie, 23, who had been cuddling her sleeping three-year-old son Rylan, is now trying to track down the man to thank him.
She said: “When he handed it to me I just said thank you and took it from him.
"But when I looked at it and saw what was written I was so shocked.
“I feel really overwhelmed by it all, it was just so lovely to get it.
“I’ve put the money in a savings account for Rylan now, I thought that was the best place for it.
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“Money is quite short for people nowadays so for someone to give me that was amazing.
“I really want to thank him personally.”
The scribbled note read: “Have a drink on me, you’re a credit to your generation, polite and teaching the little boy good manners.
“PS I have a daughter your age, someone did the same for her once.
"Hope when she has children she is as good a mother as you.”
The stranger described himself as the “man on train at table with glasses and hat”.
Sammie and Rylan were heading home to Plymouth on a First Great Western train from Birmingham when the man handed her the note as he got off at Bristol on Thursday evening.
I like this story.
It's been on the tip of my tongue so many times when there's children misbehaving or talking like sewer mouths INFRONT of their useless parents to say something but usually I refrain because you just know the parents are the type who will give you a mouthful for daring to criticise their little angels but who are too lazy and useless to give their children a mouthful for talking like the little horrors they are. I might say something next time and see what happens because i'd love to show up one of the gobby mothers infront of everybody.
Thoughts?
WHEN a stranger getting off a train handed Sammie Welch a piece of paper he told her it had fallen out of her bag.
http://images.dailyexpress.co.uk.s3.amazonaws.com/img/dynamic/130/590x/Sammie-Welch-with-son-Rylan-554208.jpg
Sammie Welch with her three-year-old son Rylan Harms
In fact, it was a handwritten note hailing the young mum as a “credit to her generation” – and wrapped inside was £5 with the message: “Have a drink on me”.
Sammie, 23, who had been cuddling her sleeping three-year-old son Rylan, is now trying to track down the man to thank him.
She said: “When he handed it to me I just said thank you and took it from him.
"But when I looked at it and saw what was written I was so shocked.
“I feel really overwhelmed by it all, it was just so lovely to get it.
“I’ve put the money in a savings account for Rylan now, I thought that was the best place for it.
http://images.dailyexpress.co.uk.s3.amazonaws.com/img/dynamic/130/590x/secondary/The-handwritten-note-246346.jpg
“Money is quite short for people nowadays so for someone to give me that was amazing.
“I really want to thank him personally.”
The scribbled note read: “Have a drink on me, you’re a credit to your generation, polite and teaching the little boy good manners.
“PS I have a daughter your age, someone did the same for her once.
"Hope when she has children she is as good a mother as you.”
The stranger described himself as the “man on train at table with glasses and hat”.
Sammie and Rylan were heading home to Plymouth on a First Great Western train from Birmingham when the man handed her the note as he got off at Bristol on Thursday evening.
I like this story.
It's been on the tip of my tongue so many times when there's children misbehaving or talking like sewer mouths INFRONT of their useless parents to say something but usually I refrain because you just know the parents are the type who will give you a mouthful for daring to criticise their little angels but who are too lazy and useless to give their children a mouthful for talking like the little horrors they are. I might say something next time and see what happens because i'd love to show up one of the gobby mothers infront of everybody.
Thoughts?