Readers Comments
JuneBug wrote: AWESOME! AWESOME,Bobert!!! Thank you for another great story....:)
wayfarer wrote: Heart squeezing stuff, Bob. And a great lesson into the bargain! Wow!
AURELIA wrote: So glad to hear that something bad turned into something soooo good.
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful story. :0) ~Aurelia
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful story. :0) ~Aurelia
lovebug wrote: It was a awesome story Bob, it is a good thing this young woman belonged to a church, they do seem able to get the community involved
Nestbird wrote: Wonderful story.
But isn't it sad that a mother has to live on welfare stamps. Isnt it sad that it is not considered a valued and valuable job like any other.
We are a group of mothers and carers who want to change this and give salaries and status to all mothers and carers of children and elderly.
But isn't it sad that a mother has to live on welfare stamps. Isnt it sad that it is not considered a valued and valuable job like any other.
We are a group of mothers and carers who want to change this and give salaries and status to all mothers and carers of children and elderly.
caca wrote: Oh my god what a phony story. At least write something believable next time. The big hole in this story is that some guy just happens to come into the store looking for this woman that "goes to his church"? Lol, phony.
geet wrote: Thanks for sharing. Such stories make us human again.
MrSkeptic wrote: Sounds too good to be true. Especially this line: "several minutes later a young man walked into the store". I find it fishy that her friend came looking for her so soon after and that even after "several minutes" all the people were still in the line.
warmth wrote: Awesome bob, thank you so much for sharing this, you have made such a great impact on me