Readers Comments
Tammy B wrote: your writing was amazing..I could feel myself in the moment from your description..what a warm gift of sharing and compassion thank you
JuneBug wrote: Thank you for taking the time to share your story1 Very interesting!
JOHN MBAYA wrote: wecan be very happy if you support childrens with cloth [OVC]project
Addisu Dagnaw wrote: It is a very nice story. I always with yourselfe. thank you very much.
I am from Ethiopia.In the privous time I sernd you Ethiopian Millennium poist card. Did you recive it or not?
I always pray for you.God be with yopu.
I am from Ethiopia.In the privous time I sernd you Ethiopian Millennium poist card. Did you recive it or not?
I always pray for you.God be with yopu.
Christine wrote: It seems that the veshti allowed the old man to feel a connection to you. I had a similar experience when shopping for special foods for a religious holiday at a supermarket. My request identified me to the clerk as one of "the tribe" and a similar exhange occurred.
Now if only we can widen the circle until every being is seen as a treasured member of the same community!
Now if only we can widen the circle until every being is seen as a treasured member of the same community!
Hamza wrote: What a nice heart touching narration pliz write more to inspire others.
sonrisa wrote: It is so neat to see the gift economy flourish in these small acts of love -- thanks for sharing.
Tammy wrote: I loved your story. It was truly moving. And, I must add, that I particularly like the phrase: "taking the non-linear measure of the customers." Beautiful!