Readers Comments
Victoria Carlton wrote: This is such a great idea- we will start this today at my education centre!
Jeanne deMontluzin wrote: I reside on the outskirts of madrid, spain. I also make smiley stones , but i place them in individual tiny plastic bags along with a special saying about smiles. And i do them in both languages.
Since i volunteer in 2 major hospitals in madrid with oncology patients, (both adults and kids), the demand is quite high. The simple act of giving them something "to hold onto" does wonders.
I am so glad to see that others are doing something similar. A simple smiley stone makes the receiver feel not so alone.
Have a g-r-e-a-t day one and all.
Besitos, jeanne
Since i volunteer in 2 major hospitals in madrid with oncology patients, (both adults and kids), the demand is quite high. The simple act of giving them something "to hold onto" does wonders.
I am so glad to see that others are doing something similar. A simple smiley stone makes the receiver feel not so alone.
Have a g-r-e-a-t day one and all.
Besitos, jeanne
Ashima wrote: Love the idea! :)
I would go and buy these stones soon. I got my first smile card recently. Still looking at how to use it!
Can i publish this poem on my blog on volunteering: www. Volunteerweekly. Org?
I would go and buy these stones soon. I got my first smile card recently. Still looking at how to use it!
Can i publish this poem on my blog on volunteering: www. Volunteerweekly. Org?
Tesha wrote: Love this! This will be great for my brownies troop. They will love making them, and sharing them with others. Thanks!
bjorose wrote: I like this idea. Thank you.
Sandy wrote: Love it. My students will make these
Sonni wrote: Love it! Will definitely try this. :-)
sheetal wrote: Awesome. Definitely going to try this one out. Great poem!
erinvictoria wrote: What a great idea! I just found this website and my mind is starting to flow with creative ideas now. This one is too cute not to share. Thanks!
Aaryan wrote: It's a great idea to share with anybody.