Readers Comments
crosby2126 wrote: Thank you. A beautiful word. Thank you!
peanut wrote: What a wonderful thing to do,you made that soldiers day by thanking him for all they do for us.
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: That is very nice of you. I think it is wonderful to appreciate people for what they do. How nice to read it meant so much to everyone in your post! Keep up the great work! :)
Glowworm wrote: Awesome! You got past your shyness and reached out to this man. We do need to thank our soldiers, just like you said. God bless you -G.
Bluebell wrote: I dream with the day that we don't even know what a soldier is because peace prevails on Earth and war was just a bad dream many, may eons ago. Blessings to you and to that soldier. Love and Light, Bluebell
Glowworm wrote: An update on your kindness's effects: Shy myself, but emboldened by your story, I stopped a gentleman wearing a hat and coat w/the words "Veteran" on it. I asked him if he was a veteran, and he seemed a bit confused, so I repeated. He smiled and said "Yes. World War II." I smiled, saluted him and shook his hand, thanking him. Thought you ought to know that you caused ripples with what you did, probably in ways you'll never know ;)
shybunny wrote: You guys and gals are awesome Thank you for the feedback and Gilenbach TY.. you made me cry tears of joy... its so goo to know that I made a difference...
unknown wrote: Thank you so much for connecting so delicately to the soldier ... Have you noticed that despite your shy nature, you managed to NOT only move the soldier, your husband and now Gilgenbach to share his part too ! How cool can this Congo ride be when many of us share such similar experiences ... Wonderful shybunny (-: :-) Deeper ...
