Readers Comments
Rajni wrote: You did a wonderful job of putting family first. Very inspiring story. Thanks
sakina wrote: The decision taken was in the right direction. keep it up.CHEERS
Mlongecha Yesse wrote: I would like to congratulate you on what you did, since it like that you have read the book of Genesis in which GOD is reminding us about taking care of our brothers as His question to Abel, 'Abel where is your brother?'
Rav wrote: Wow. U2 are my favorite band and having worked very hard to get tickets I can really appreciate what you did. I can sincerely say that if I ever get tickets again you would be the first person I would give them to.
Sheetal wrote: I agree. Most times we do tend to overlook family members in our acts of kindness. Perhaps it is much easier performing acts of kindness to strangers. However your story is powerful and gives light to empowering us to reach out to bless the ones closest to us! :)I believe your story will leave an imprint with me- seeing U2 is also one of my favorite bands.
Becca wrote: That was a really nice thing to do.. You really wanted to go but you knew your sisters wanted to go a little bit more.. Was a lovey thing to do!
Doris wrote: what a wonderful thoughtful gesture..it's true we often overlook our friends and family in daily life ,,and the memories your sisters will have will last a lifetime...
Trudy wrote: You gave something much more precious than those tickets....you gave them a memory of an exceptional night with each other AND the unselfish LOVE of their sister,you can't buy that.
Trudy wrote: You gave something much more precious than those tickets....you gave them a memory of an exceptional night with each other AND the unselfish LOVE of their sister,you can't buy that.
Omniscient wrote: I'm not trying to be antagonistic but I don't think I would have given the tickets to my brother. He's a pretty selfish person. I would have taken him WITH me at the most. He's the type to beg and say he'll appreciate it and the next morning act like nothing happened. "Huh? oh yea, thanks for the tickets." Moving on, that's great for you though Courts. I'm happy for you and I know it must have hurt clandestinely but in the end it is worth it. Family is number one. I agree completely. There's no substitute for family.