Readers Comments
sajia wrote: Yes. Its a nice story. I like it.
moral12 wrote: I have always been a firm believer in teaching by example. Your story illustrates this beautifully! Thanks for sharing.
lmil1954 wrote: I love this story!
bluxess wrote: The greatest actions are often those that come softly, firmly and with a sense to do the 'thing' for the community one belongs ... Glad to see people of younger generations take over ... Now this elderly gentleman can sit back and watch with a smile ... or, who knows, he's up with a new social activity to pass onto ...
unknown wrote: the power is that he didn't preach his intention, he lived it. He didn't bad-mouth others for their littering; he set about cleaning up the area, believing his work would be noticed and followed in kind some day. What a powerful lesson and thank you for sharing it.
FairyBubbles wrote: That is wonderful - I would love to meet that gentleman - he could teach me so much.
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: What a great post wayfarer! We do indeed learn from great examples we see, including wonderfully kind people like you! :)
heartofflesh wrote: He speaks through his work and it sounds very beautiful...God bless him and you for sharing the same...
Neen27 wrote: That guy is awesome! I love this story! Thank you for sharing :)
Aurelia wrote: How lucky for you to witness this wonderful Ripple!!!! Proof that our actions speak louder than words :0) Smiles Are Contagious...~Aurelia