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Mother’s thank you note to TK Maxx employee who comforted her son with Down Syndrome is perfect Her seven-year-old son Seb Playle was fed up with having to walk around the shops, so he sat down at the top of the stairs in a strop. So his mother Caroline Playle, 41, waited around the corner – keeping him in view from a small distance – in the hope he would eventually come to her. But Seb refused to move. Then something incredible happened. Caroline was amazed to see a shop assistant Ashley Rogers sit down next to Seb and ask him what was wrong. He said something along the lines of ‘Are you ok buddy?’ . Ash eventually talked the little boy around – putting a smile on his face – and convincing him to rejoin his mother. ‘I cannot express how much this young man’s actions meant to me. It really did make a huge difference,’ she said afterwards. ‘Too often you read about bad experiences but I want new parents of children with Down’s to know that not e

Inactive forceful notes appear to be the 21st century method for managing things which agitate us.  So when this present gentleman's bicycle was 'stolen', he chose to put pen to paper.  He composed: 'To the person who stole my bicycle beforehand here: If you have a shred of respectability you will return it with another lock and re-assess your life decisions.'  This was secured to the post where he'd left his bicycle.  At that point a note slapped underneath peruses: 'Hey Bozo, its illicit to bolt your bicycle to an impairment post.  'Check with the city for your bicycle. They presumably evacuated it so it would not hinder a wheelchair available van.'  Touché. What's more, awesome utilization of the word 'Bozo'