Readers Comments
Kathleen wrote: The story of the biker gentleman hit home for me. I am a female safety manager for a construction management company. During an safety orientation session one morning for 9 ironworkers; in my head i pre-judged a biker/ironworker. (some what negatively) during our short time working together (35 days); he is one of my favorite team players. Turns out that by interacting with him on a daily bases he shared with me that he played jesus in the passion of christ at his local church for 6 years. It is now a gentle reminder to me everyday that god is everywhere!
Virginia wrote: Delightful tales of reaching out and helping. You gained precious memories and friends. What a day!
AK wrote: How awesome are you!
Catherine Peyreaud wrote: Wow! Que c'est beau! Thank you for sharing your story. You are so right! Kindness,no judgement, open heart, smiles can so easily make ones day joyful. A big hug.
mindyjourney wrote: You are riding the kindness cycle, dear kath! Thank you being a piece of pizza kindness wherever you go! :))))
debmeron wrote: thank you for those two stories... especially liked the lesson of the motorcycle rider of "don't judge a book by it's cover"... tattoos and piercings with a motorcycle nearby don't say anything about what the person is really like...
lt33 wrote: Great aok my friend thanks for sharing stories with us
Mish wrote: So you to be kind, kind, kind! Love you, Sis. â¤ï¸
RoseMarie wrote: Two brilliant acts of kindness. You caused a lof of happy. X
kjoyw wrote: What amazing kindnesses! Very well done with the biker and pizza kindness. And how nice you met a On my way! New friends along the way!