Readers Comments
lovebug wrote: I think your story has already been updated. I was so touched by the part about giving what a person does not need to survive, i took the time to read the comments. Sure enough, i see, i made a comment. I think this story is much clearer then your last one. Sure hope it because i have better vision.
pankhuri wrote: I really liked your idea of filling the box with things that a homeless person would not need but like to have :)i think i will also do something like that very soon! :)thanks for the inspiration :)
unknown wrote: Wonderful to read. I wonder if we can have an update. Stories like these make me feel good and gives inspiration for me to help others.
warmth wrote: yes i m sure he is doing fine with ur loving care and kind act. Thank u for sharing this wonderful story. God bless u and ur friend. :) Keep up the good work. SOme great person said, "helping hands are mightier than the lips that pray".
PayingForward wrote: What a kind and wonderful thing to do. I like the part about not only giving him basic necessities but also things to really bless him. I remember at a kick-off to a food drive, our pastor would say, "Let's not just give the stewed tomatoes, beans, powdered milk and rice ... let's give them chocolate chips too!" He understood the power of a blessing ... and so do you. God bless you. :)
butterfly wrote: thank you for being so kind. you are an angel. love and light x
lOVEBUG wrote: You don't need good english to speak with your heart. Just a beautiful story, thank you for sharing. God Bless
Raqui wrote: That is a very nice present hopefully the reason why you dont see him is because he is no longer homeless he must now be using those wonderful things in his new home :) Raqui
JuneBug wrote: Wha a beautiful thing to do...Somewhere, wherever he is,I'm sure he rememebers your kindness....
perseverance wrote: It does not matter regarding your english What matters is your love care and concern which overrides everything else in life.You have done yourself proud
