Readers Comments
miller wrote: Thank you for your lovely story.
sandra wrote: Wonderful act of kindness - blessings to both you and the family you helped. I've been dubious of requests for money, and once a man held a sign 'hungry, will work for food'. It could have made me bitter when i drove straight to food purchase of a burger, fries, and drink and then watched the man throw the entire unopened sack into the bushes as i drove away. I could have surmised that he only really wanted money. Stories like yours that have a positive message encourage me not to turn a blind eye or stop hearing those requests for food. It could feed the soul. Thanks for sharing your message of kindness.
Virginia Reeves wrote: This reminds me to send a grocery store gift card to a niece rather than cash to ensure she buys food.
Yoona wrote: I know that i am not the woman you'd helped, but i just want to say that i really appreciate it.
healingtree wrote: A beautiful gift, and to speak her 2nd language was such a great thing. I am sure it made her day and will be unforgettable. Little kindnesses are magnified in the mind of the receiver into a sign that the world is not quite so harsh and heartless as they feared. In turn, somehow they will make the world nicer for someone else.
trooper2 wrote: Goodonya, lewski777 for responding to your heart's desire to be kind. Smiles 4 the miles
kjoyw wrote: Marvelous kindness. A warm smile communicates so much and never needs any translation!
DANCE wrote: very kind of u
RoseMarie wrote: God bless indeed. X 💓
alisamom wrote: What a wonderful thing you did! thank you <3