Readers Comments
heartofflesh wrote: Thank you for being so compassionate and reaching out to those who are poor and underprivileged.
Have a great week !
Have a great week !
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: Thanks for caring like you do. What a wonderful thing to do! :)
kat wrote: . But i have all i need for the moment. " :-)
pluto178 wrote: Sorry kat but i have tried to gift you some karmabucks but kat is not being recognised so you might want to check tht out. I just wanted to say thanks for the kind words you have reminded me it might be time for a new challenge. I left a book on a high street bench last week with a help others card in it so they knew it was free to be taken home. I hope they enjoy reading it. Thanks for the motivation to achieve my new goal. Lynda x
Mobobacas wrote: Thank you for your kind acts. It also seems liek youre giving your son the most valuable lesson for him to carry on through is life.
pluto178 wrote: I like to think so but you would not believe me if i told you how many waifs and strays he brings home to me as an adult. I have only myself to blame and try to be welcoming even in situations i would not put myself normally. I always brought home stray animals to my mother so i guess it runs in the family. It is better to care than to harden the heart but it can be painful to see the sad lives some people live and i try to offer motivation as best i know how. We can only try to save the world one by one. x
BlueSky wrote: "i have all i need at the moment. " wow!
With all the hoarding of resources and money that takes place in this world, this woman in need is a shining example of being "her brothers keeper. "
With all the hoarding of resources and money that takes place in this world, this woman in need is a shining example of being "her brothers keeper. "
jsmc10 wrote: This is so lovely, starting young and runs in the family, thank you for sharing :)