Readers Comments
brindlegirl wrote: I completely understand what you mean by some people 'not getting it' and at times making you feel worse for asking or that what you are doing is in some way wrong. So this story has given me faith, given us all faith that for everyone person that 'doesn't get it' than are many more that do.
Thank you xox
Thank you xox
shreyansh wrote: Hahaha. This things really happens. Bcoz there r less no of people who practice kindness. And paying for unknown person will surely amaze the cashier. Nice share. Thumbs up. Keep on doing ur angel acts.
denisemj wrote: I have gotton some usually looks but once it's explained they get it, and most agree to follow along. Keep on introducing new people to the Wonderful life of Kindness. Thanks for sharing :)
Mish wrote: Good to spread those kindness ripples. Blessed be.
kidzfirst wrote: Loved reading this! I, too, find it interesting to see the reaction of people you ask to help. When I told others that I gave the librarian a card and money to pay someone's fine, they asked if she looked at me funny. It's neat to see how some respond. You did a wonderful thing!
jsmc10 wrote: I think maybe its because some people think that you want something out of it too and maybe they could get in trouble. I love it when other people join in too :)
FairyBubbles wrote: Love you to bits! What a fantastic thing to have done.
Dobby wrote: Love the story! I haven't gotten co-conspirators yet, just starting, but it sounds like fun! It is interesting the reactions you got. It says a lot about our world that people can get stumped or suspicious so easily. Shows that our world really needs this!
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: Good for you for spreading kindness and touching others as they help! Co-conspirators can be so much fun! :)