Readers Comments
cinnamonhead wrote: Well you certainly went above and beyond! So glad it worked out, i'm sure your friend will come back with some great stories.
sabriina wrote: Oh wow, i speak spanish and it would be amazing to have cards like that. Then i could take the happiness over to argentina too!
nina wrote: What are smile cards? I ha ve been reading an amazing book "love as a way of life" and it is about loving authentically! One of the main ways is acts of kindness! What are smile cards! We have alot of spanish speaking people in our small town and all i can offer sometimes is a smile! Please share what a smile card is! Can i purchase them?
sonrisa wrote: Nina, you can read all about what smile cards are here:
Http://www. Helpothers. Org/cards. Php
And download the spanish design to print-off and spread kindness here:
Http://www. Helpothers. Org/index. Php? Pg=download
Enjoy! :)
Http://www. Helpothers. Org/cards. Php
And download the spanish design to print-off and spread kindness here:
Http://www. Helpothers. Org/index. Php? Pg=download
Enjoy! :)
Charlie wrote: What a wonderful story; can't wait for the follow on from the trip to nicaragua.
I bet there's a good chance the print shop employee will eventually join us in distributing smile cards
I bet there's a good chance the print shop employee will eventually join us in distributing smile cards
Sydney wrote: I agree with sonrisa - so much kindess on many levels! A truly fantastic story!
Do you know how the smile cards were used by your friend? Thank you for sharing this story.
Do you know how the smile cards were used by your friend? Thank you for sharing this story.
La Gata wrote: Yay! Talk about déjà-vú! I did basically the same a while back, since i ordered the regular (english) smile cards.
Where i live, my 12-year-old daughter and i found that most people couldn't really grasp the significance of the cards in english, so i ended up having 50 (to start off) printed up in spanish. Lol, to-date, i've even had a couple deposited in my grocery cart, when i've gone shopping! :-)
For the past couple of years now, spanish smile cards have been "circulating" in gran canaria (and who knows where else? ) . I think that it's great news!
"smiles" and good wishes to all!
Where i live, my 12-year-old daughter and i found that most people couldn't really grasp the significance of the cards in english, so i ended up having 50 (to start off) printed up in spanish. Lol, to-date, i've even had a couple deposited in my grocery cart, when i've gone shopping! :-)
For the past couple of years now, spanish smile cards have been "circulating" in gran canaria (and who knows where else? ) . I think that it's great news!
"smiles" and good wishes to all!
Namaste wrote: Great job! Loved it that you shared indian food with the print shop employee!
trueblue07 wrote: Wow! What an amazing story! Just think that the smile cards are now getting passed around in Nicaragua! Great story!
AURELIA wrote: Wow!!! this is a great story. Glad you didn't give up... Those cards will be putting smiles on faces in Nicaragua!! that's amazing, isn't it?!