Readers Comments
Bharati Dalal wrote: Remembering this joyous experience we must chat with people ,give a smile as "smile takes you miles", 7 do much more. That will satisfy you both.
Lina Herrera wrote: I learn from this story about the importance of taking the time to listen and talk with somebody. We are always in a hurry and forget the human part of living between people. Thank you!
Sandra wrote: Connecting with the elderly can be a blessing to both parties, as it appears it was for the two of you. Life can seem so empty when we age and interaction is key to emotional well-being, as well as health. That was a blessed meeting; please continue to check on him and i'm sure he will enjoy sharing the food you prepare.
Virginia wrote: I have often lived in neighborhoods with elderly people nearby. They are always glad to have additional contact. Most also appreciate visiting with younger kids. You do indeed learn some interesting information because each individual, especially those of another generation, have their own types of stories to tell.
Ellen wrote: I love that you would take time to listen to this man. Human interaction is so important as senate. Thank you for being so thoughtful!
melnotes wrote: Hope your having a wonderful week too, what a lovely connection :)
mindyjourney wrote: So nice to hear from you, my friend :). Was thinking of you! Lovely connection with elder neighbor and furthering with cookies and quiche :). Thank you for your continued kindness.
splain wrote: I think you will make a big difference in his life. he must be terribly lonely. I think the homemade cooking will make his day. Thanks for caring so much
katking wrote: may this be a great friendship!