Readers Comments
Rajni wrote: You are doing a wonderful job of raising a good citizen.
Lety wrote: Dear chinthaka / chandima1) can we know asto how teams would qualify from each group. 2) why group d' has only two teams? 3) why is the nett run rate not shown in the poitns table? 4) how can we get a hard copy of the rules & regulations of u23 (for this tournament)? Trust you will respond immediately (0)
RMB333 wrote: Great story! Yes, as bluebell said i too wish all the directors of youth centres would be like you. You are a shining example! Thank you for being you.
Jana Sheeder wrote: What a special story and a life-changer for that young boy. Such a terrific youth centre. I just love the fact that you are making a difference with the youth every single day. Great job. So proud of you.
Nanci wrote: We do not do kindness so that it will come back to us, but it will come back to us regardless. And just think of the world we would have if everyone did an act of kindness daily, just automatically.
L.B.Kalantri wrote: Seed of act of kindness has power to emerge in odd too and it is cotagious
momov3 wrote: This story shows that after we participate in one act of kindness- even if it is "forced" upon us- it changes us. I doubt the young man would have thought twice about the woman stuck in the chair had he not interacted with her just the day before. And, i believe that in just those 2 acts, he has been changed forever. It may not show now (or it may), but deep down in his heart, the kindness seed has been planted and only he and god know when and where it will grow. Thanks for the great story and thanks to the youth center and all of its workers for showing these young people how to give (even if they don't actually want to- but that is usually just a front they put up to show how cool they are! )
Light and love
Light and love
bilkis wrote: What a wonderful way to teach young people to care and help those in need, this will change our world and what we teach our youth will always remain with them
Sylvan wrote: And that young man, what quickness to perceive a challenge not his own, his decision to be a positive in another's moment. And on and on it will continue each time this is read, commented, and remembered
Aung wrote: Proof! You never know when children are listening and taking it all in. A delightful story to read.