Readers Comments
keymaker wrote: Great story! So many times, kindness opportunities manifest at the perfect time in the perfect setting -- like yours. I don't know if there's ever been a time when I didn't want to eat a dessert, :) but I'm going to keep this idea in mind.
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: That is great you paid it forward and had a smile card handy! :)
Hanuman wrote: That is fantastic...I had ordered a veggie burger a few months back at this highly regarded restaurant in NYC but was left disappointed with the fact it seemed to have been cooked with the meat. I made a similar comment when the waitress noticed my barely touched burger...upon offering to give me a new one with my meal on the house I asked a fresh order be made and it was paid forward to either a homeless person or the next person that treats her well and to keep me anonymous and only give them a smile card from an "Anon Friend." Her smile was better than any meal I could have had that day!
sonrisa wrote: What a wonderfully spontaneous way to pay it forward, I love it! I'll definitely keep this in mind next time I'm at a restaurant :)
Happy7 wrote: Great story. Very inspiring. Thanks for making someone's day. Merry Christmas
ritprecious wrote: That was a good one indeed. I will try to emulate it next time am in an eatry.
cindyK wrote: I love that you turned a negative situation into a positive one. And made someone else's day too! Good for you!
Happysoul wrote: Very few would be so kind as you to share their dessert after a horrible meal. I am glad you shared it :)
