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| I`m walking home from a store. It`s November and the first real frost of the winter when I see this kid frozen from her tongue to the lamp-post. She is panicking and crying. I`m like ok what now? I look and I`m like I can`t leave her there she might froze to death. I look around and the kid looks at me and we are there all by our selves and I`m like now Valtteri think! |
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| Then I think it up and I walk to the kid and I`m like don`t worry. We are gonna get you off in no time. |
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| Kid looks at me and stops crying when I move next to her and take a good firm position. |
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| And then I let it all out with real pressure an it doesn`t take a minute when kid is free. Later I feel really good about myself for helping that kid. But I didn`t stay there to get thanked. I just picked up my groceries and was on my way. Cause I didn`t do it for the thank yous or anything I just think it was a right thing to do and you always need to help people in distress. And the expression on that kids face was thanks enough. |
