Readers Comments
Passion8 wrote: People love flowers and that was definitely a kind deed. Keep it up!Ü
Spoonerism wrote: Great job! I feel slightly sorry for the person who left the money behind... but if they knew how much kindness was spread afterwards, I'm sure they wouldn't mind! :-) My wife will be hitting a big birthday next year, so we'll be looking for some great ways to celebrate next summer!
Bluebell wrote: I'm sending an abundance wish to the person who left the money behind, may it be returned to him or her by the Universe in a magic way. Regarding to you thank you for turning it into a blessing for so many people. Love and Light and a Thousand Smiles, Bluebell
Michele wrote: This is a wonderful story and who knows it may have been an angel who left behind the money. And you did well with it. Bless you :)
Ollie wrote: Good job you two. Blessings to you both.
TRIS wrote: Yes i fully agree to this storey. Today it is so hard to find someone sharing and smiling and being happy of their little deeds. Very few people would go out of the way to make someone smile.
erinvictoria wrote: You know what this story did for me? I never like flowers because it seems like the only time men give them is when they feel guilty about something. I'm not going to feel that way anymore. I'm going to tell my husband he can give me flowers anytime, and i won't think he's guilty of something. You just removed negativity from my brain. Thank you! I've felt that way since i was 19 years old. (so 20 years).
Paulinha wrote: It is a beautiful story, i feel so motivated with this! Congratulations :)
Eunell wrote: There was no way of knowing who the money belonged to. So instead of pocketing it you gave some blessings. Made people smile. I loved this story. Continue passing it on.
Maggiep3 wrote: That is awesome, so simple, yet such a powerful effect! I can't wait until the whole world catches on to the idea of paying it forward and making someone elses day! You never know who really needs it!