Readers Comments
Rajni wrote: Nothing in this world happens without a reason costco card dropped, found by you, connection to the owner of costco card and returning, all are consequences of karma. Thanks for sharing beautiful story
wari wrote: What a great story.
rah wrote: Dear As u sused in ur stories compassion , kindness and love i want to ask this from u that is it ture that we cant live with out our love if if out love is unfaith full i loved some one but he was unfaith full he was too seriouse and many times he hit me in a very small words az he wanted to marry me but he was to seriouse he loves me alot but he is telling me lots of bad words and he is fighting with me and many times he hit me i know that he will not keep me happy but still i love him and i want to marry him i dont know what to do i didnt talk to him from 3 days and i told him that i dont marry u but what to do i dont have any ather way i cant forget him please give me advoice what to do i am too alone please i am wating for ur answer i am from afghanistan .
osei frank wrote: am a boy of 17years of my age i want you to help me as will as you magazin or any items wicth improved me to study my education i will end here thank you .... my postal adderss osei frank p.o.box 8 ust kumasi ghana
2cents wrote: Great story!
auntydot wrote: What is a Costco card please. what a lovely story
adriansgrammy wrote: Costco is a members only store and you must show your card when you want to get in. There is a yearly membership fee and if you buy products in huge amounts, it is cheaper. Works well for big families or a group of friends who want and use the same products. They sell packaged groceries, some clothing, some appliances, etc but not everything possible. Some stores have bakeries, eye glasses, jewelry. A member can bring a guest. The Costco card would have been very important to someone caring for babies and all that babies need. I'm sure a great friendship was formed. Very nice story!!!
speedi wrote: What a wonderful story,,,it pays to do a good deed,,the reward in the end always comes back to the giver.
Ginny wrote: That is nice story thanks for sharing. Its nice to know that there are people out there that are helping others out.
anon wrote: Many people might point to the "instant karma" (as John Lennon might put it) of the situation -- a woman who does good in the world has her COSTCO card returned. I think the interesting lesson of the story is that doing nice things for others is a way to make connections with people in a world where we too often live insular lives. And when we scratch the surface, we find goodness quite often. Great story!