Readers Comments
Victor wrote: Your airtcle was excellent and erudite.
gipsysoul wrote: I love that what happened during these three months remains a mystery. It lets us free to imagine all kinds of possible scenarios about what happened, and what kinds of angels might have helped along the way! It makes me want to gather a circle of friends for a story-telling night, and invite each person to come up with their own story of how this wallet traveled from your pocket in india all the way to the us embassy in australia. It would make for some wonderfully entertaining and heart-warming stories :)
jsmc10 wrote: Wow, an amazing story, i thank the people that never touched your money and commend you for staying strong
masi wrote: Gooood
Vsteen wrote: Almost the exact same scenario has has just happened to me here in bangkok. I have lost my wallet and mobile phone. You never realize that your while life is in your wallet, and once lost, the nightmare begins. I have another day here and am praying that an honest person will return my wallet.
Zevelina wrote: How could so many people be so pure as to not take a single $? ) . The beauty of life is that we have the opportunity to throw a boomerang kindness at every second of everyday. May we all have the courage to give the world our very best! = amazing! Perfect ending*
Benter wrote: Remain a kindhearted person and the good lord shall shower his blessings upon you
Nancy wrote: As i read your story, it brought me back to my childhood. We were on a camping trip - i don't even remember where - and my father found a wallet with a fair amount of money in it. He turned it in immediately. Quite awhile later (turned out it was at least a year), a letter came in the mail from germany. It was a thank you from the owner of the wallet. He had been vacationing when he lost it and due to his travels, it took a year to catch up with him. In this letter, the owner of the wallet told my dad that they were having a "thank you" party in his honor. I will never forget my parents surprise when they got this letter. I knew at the time, it was a good deed, but didn't fully understand the extent of it. Several years later, i found a wallet with $10 in it. I turned it into the store clerk. My parents got a phone call from the school principal commending me for my honesty. This is proof to me that kids really do see what their parents do. As i read your story, i realized just how effective these acts of kindness are. I'm glad that your story had a happy ending.
paul wrote: Wow! It's really a great thing to happen.
God bless you.
I like the saying " boomerang "
God bless you.
I like the saying " boomerang "
sabrina wrote: You have been brave during the entire ordeal. Wow, and seems like its god's way of letting us all know that the world is not so bad :). Thx for sharing this amazing experience of yours. It gives hope.