Readers Comments
joyfulwillow wrote: Good for you, smilindaisy, and hurray for the kids! That's beautiful. You're so right, it's not our job to judge, or to decide if someone is worthy of kindness. I think it's simply our task to respond. Ultimately, it may be the giver that receives the greatest gift.
patato wrote: How wonderful! By one act of kindness you've shown your children what a gift to oneself kindness to others can be, plus, it had a ripple down effect, in that the crafts they are making are being bought by adult church members who want to also help this man. What a wonderful lesson you have taught your children, in a day and age when children are callous and unresponsible and do not care for their fellow humans. We are all in this world together; in fact lady gaga phrased it best by saying on a talk show "in god's eyes, every person has the same value" you have taught your children that.
annjav wrote: Your children really know how to share the kindness message! They will be working on making the world a kinder place, thanks to your good example.
thebigkind wrote: I love how something small can generate such a lot of positive energy and kindness. It just makes my heart sing. Good luck with the project, although of course it won't need it. Kind things seem to have a life of their own!
Bluebell wrote: Endless blessing to you and to all the children. Love and Light and a Thousand Smiles, Bluebell
rlincoln wrote: Precious. What a great thing to teach them!
unknown wrote: Love it !!! Children are so brilliant right :) Thanks for encouraging them smilingdaisy ... God bless you :):) Deeper.
