We inadvertently left three bills on the hood of the car and some good Samaritan came along on the street and picked them up and put them in the mailbox for us. And we appreciate that.
Ward and Gloria Herrick
Idyllwild
Only in Idyllwild – November 21, 2013
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We inadvertently left three bills on the hood of the car and some good Samaritan came along on the street and picked them up and put them in the mailbox for us. And we appreciate that.
Ward and Gloria Herrick
Idyllwild
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