It
was about 9:00 in the morning of a work day. I was driving to work taking the route around the
neighborhood when my car stopped right at the intersection. I could not get it to start again. With no cell phone at that time, I
decided to walk back to my apartment leaving the car blocking the
intersection. It was quite a walk
on a hot day to my apartment eight blocks away.
I
made a phone call to AAA (American Automobile Association)
roadside service and was told that the service car will be at the site in 45
minutes.
I
walked back to my car. I could not
find it at the intersection. Where
could it be? I feared that someone may have stolen
it. I stood at the intersection
and looked around for somebody to talk to.
In
five minutes, two men, a father
and his son, approached me. They
told me that they pushed my car out of the intersection since it was blocking
traffic. They pushed it into their
driveway. They further explained
that my car battery was dead and I needed to replace it. Meanwhile, they happened to have a
spare battery and they took the liberty to take my old battery out and placed
their good battery in. They
placed the old battery on a
plastic bag to protect the rug on the floor. They then instructed me to drive to K-Mart to get a new
battery installed, get rid of my old one and place their battery on the plastic
bag so I can return it to them.
I
did as instructed. I was
thankful that a total stranger took meticulous care to temporarily replace my
dead battery with one that works so I can drive to K-Mart to get a new one
installed. How else could I have
driven to K-Mart with a dead battery?
My car was not stolen after all.
I was helped by an angel who delivered another miracle.
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