Readers Comments
Kusum wrote: Are you talking about a pesaonrlized candy bar like with you and your spouses name on it? Which would be totally cute but i can't even guesstimate want they would want for that. You could look online, and get a good price i'm sure but then your chancing on whether it would taste good i would call your local bakery (that caters to weddings) and get their opinion on such a thing. A 100 people isn't too many. Cute idea. If your meaning a candy bar' like the above poster i've never seen it done but that is a totally cute idea too. Sounds do-able. Go to a bulk food store they always have a lot of candy and get little shovels how adorable. Kind off kilter, but who wants to be on kilter
Mya Gatto wrote: Perhaps one could give the guy 2 dollars instead of 1? Or, what the heck, 5, for a hot chocolate and maybe a little something to eat? Hmmm. Better than words, i guess.
oodles wrote: Beautiful! I run into this all the time and have never thought of such a wonderful thing to do! Inspirational!
lovebug wrote: Was your story truth or fiction? I take it as truth, because most of us will never know. The words that really got to me, was when hector asks. But will they punch me if i give it away? Yes. That is what humanity has been reduced to. Thank you for this story, it does keep me praying for a better world.
cassiemeadows wrote: that was lovely. so moving. thanks for sharing it. Take care of youself!
adityap1984 wrote: nice one...
mousybrown wrote: What a heart-warming story. I believe we all need to learn to love others, even if they don't measure up to societal standards.
Deccers wrote: Grace, i get what you are saying. I am here in the UK and yet i feel very close to you all because of our so different yet connected experiences. Very talented writer here, and incredibly generous person.
Adhara wrote: Absolutely an inspiring and well written story. Your gift was compassionate. Adhara.