Anyone knows that going to the grocery store – especially without a car can be a drag.  I heard some of my friends were heading to Superior , the grocery store next to USC, and buying some liters of sodas and chips.  Rather than having them walk back to campus with heavy bags of groceries, I offered to give them a ride.  It’s cool seeing how simple, yet unexpected acts of love can have such a good impact on people.

So, I admit it – I’m bad with this blogging everyday, so here’s a catch up on all my acts of love.

On Wednesday night/ Thursday morning, I gave a ride back to friend despite having 2 final presentations and a final project due on that day.  Although it was a short distance – rides back at night, especially in south central LA, can be a real blessing to people.

First of all, want to apologize for being late on this post.  This is my Act of Love #1

So, Barack Obama came to USC today and blocked off all the streets going to my apartment. As a result – I had to park far away. Everyone was angry, speeding, trying to maneuver the LA traffic, when suddenly, a Mercedes Benz broke down right in front of me. I was about to go cut to the right to maneuver myself past the Mercedes when a car pulled to the left of me, so I couldn’t cut into the other lane.  Coincidentally, a parking space was open to the right of me.  So, I decided to park my car right there and help this man. He was going to see the president, and all of a sudden, his car broke down. Perfect opportunity to do my act of love.  I got out of my car and pushed his car to an illegal parking spot. He said thanks. Afterwards I headed back to my car to pick up my stuff, but I felt like I should still help this man. I approached him again asking if he still needed help – because I really hand nothing else to do. And all of a sudden, the car in front of us pulls out and a parking space opens up for us to park in!! I then helped him push his car to the spot. His name was Tod.   And despite my initiall frustration with LA traffic and LAPD for blocking off all my streets – I walked back feeling good that I got to love Tod that day.