One woman found the most wholesome note from a neighbor in her building, and she just had to post it on social media! Margaret Brennan discovered the handwritten message tacked to a bulletin board in the basement of the complex. A man named Ed, age 60, was looking to take up a new hobby. He was hoping that someone else in the building might be able to show him the ropes!
“I’d love to go sailing — I’ve never been,” Ed wrote in his message. “I’m very interested to learn more about it. Please consider me if an opportunity arises.”
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However, this man wasn’t expecting his neighbors to give him sailing lessons for free. In his adorably wholesome note, he explained what he was willing to bring to the table.
“I’ll be a good helper!” he said. “I will make all a nice boxed lunch!”
This wholesome note is melting hearts.
At the end of the message, Ed added a few more details about himself. Apparently, he’s 60 years old, “physically fit,” and “a good swimmer.” Margaret was absolutely touched by this wholesome guy and his lovely note. Personally, we couldn’t see why anyone wouldn’t want this absolute sweetheart on their boat!
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“Someone please take Ed sailing,” Margaret wrote in her social media post.
Commenters were also rooting for this man to live out his sailing dreams.
“I better see Ed on a sailboat by the end of this year,” one user wrote.
Another added, “I am actually crying can someone take him.”
Well, you’ll be glad to hear that this man’s wholesome note did, indeed, finally get him on a sailboat! Boston Sailing Center posted a photo of Ed enjoying a ride on one of their vessels. Lots of commenters had tagged the sailing school on Margaret’s post, and they eventually took the man out to sea. He looks so happy in the picture!
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