Readers Comments
carcia wrote: What a nice thing to do! Your and that kid change something today! I am a teacher and i know that "those" are the little things that keep me going. Not he money, not the fame, but the simple workds of a child telling me that there is still hope for all of us :)
shirleypema wrote: Great activity! If just one person was moved, it is worth it! More likely many responses will come! Keep us posted!
michelelpurcel wrote: How awesome! You planted a seed in that little boy and children are so good at sharing. :)
wavingatyou wrote: Thanks for sharing :)
ucanread2 wrote: I just retired from teaching a year ago and i am going to suggest something. Make every entry a winner. You will just lovingly say to each one your act of kindness made a difference. I am so glad you shared this with students.
sandyremillard wrote: Such a marvelous challenge for all of them. Thank you for promoting it! Blessings.
blissinger wrote: We don't realize how often positive feedback can be a real act of kindness, especially when we offer it in response to someone doing something they haven't done before and might have some anxiety about. Especially when it's heartfelt and not just being polite. Especially if there's something specific in it, not just "that was a good presentation. "
janef wrote: Your work has changed people, never doubt that! It's always worthwhile!
peacehunter wrote: Wow sooooo inspiring xoxo
zakiaagarwal wrote: Kindness cost nothing but meaning a lot. Kids are like a angel.