Readers Comments
worldcitizen wrote: What an extraordinary act of unconditional love! Can you imagine all the love and merit embedded in that gift?
May we all be inspired in similar ways to cultivate our own generosity and spread it as a hurricane of giftivism!
Wow, this was on 2006 and the heart is overflowing with joy :-) thank you so much twiceblessed! :-) you are a millionth-blessed now! :-)
May we all be inspired in similar ways to cultivate our own generosity and spread it as a hurricane of giftivism!
Wow, this was on 2006 and the heart is overflowing with joy :-) thank you so much twiceblessed! :-) you are a millionth-blessed now! :-)
luv4all wrote: Wonderful idea of gifts for new borns. Possible for all and creates love when you jus think of it.
LynneQi wrote: @cindy -- if it's anonymous and you truly want to offer your thanks, the only way you can do that is to do your own random act of kindness anonymously to complete/continue the cycle.
cindy wrote: Anomyous gifts are wonderful but sometimes the receiver does want to personally thank the donor!!!! I have mixed feelings about anomyous gifts!
happyhomemom wrote: What a great idea. My kids have way too much stuff. To ask for an anonymous act of kindness in stead of gifts is way cool
zidlore wrote: A wonderful deed! (I wish I learn crocheting too! ^__^)
aurelia wrote: God Bless You!! That has inspired me to put Smile Cards in my 50th birthday party invitations and request RAKs instead of an actual gift to me!!! I look forward to hearing what my friends and realtives come up with. That will be a real gift to me. Thanks for the inspiration.
David Ikpeme wrote: God bless that mom,and the baby that is coming into the world.an ananymous gift not a bad one
Asma Raheem wrote: Hey mom! Nice of you to do such wonderful things but make sure the feelings are reciprocated - because one good deed deserves another!
MITON wrote: encouraging and mindblowing