Readers Comments
pelican wrote: Thank you for the uplifting story. Thank you for being so kind! :) :)
Thaata wrote: Your kind heart went out for their unkempt garden but ended with them receiving lot of love and care. Thanks for your good work. We all should be vigilant about our surroundings for such needy helping hands.
atul wrote: Thank you for this story-
Passion4Life wrote: That is a very touching story. It is awesome how GOD guides us to help others.....as long as we are listening. It was obvious that you were listening and that they need much more than your intentions. May GOD Bless you and your family.
Rosanne Waters wrote: you make me wish I had stonger legs, to help you, help those!!!
Lorrie wrote: Thanks for reminding us to answer the prompting to do something good for someone else just because!
suchitra wrote: Both of you make a lovely combination.Keep up the good work and God bless you, so that you can bless more people with your love.
terry wrote: I did the same thing in my basic grocery store I made someone smile I gave my oldest daughter a smile card to 1 of our baggers she was really angry and upset something was bugging her ,so I told my oldest daughter give her a smile card and she gave it to our bagger reluctantley doing it , but then My daughter saw the smile on the lady's face and that was the best gift she gotten that day. It was like the rest of her day just got better with a simple card that said smile u just been tagged. she laughed and my 7 yr old laughed too knowing that there was two lessons learned always share when u can, and someone else's day brightens yours out of the blue, when u share.
SpecialK wrote: Wonderful story. Brings hope and courage. I heard of a group in Australia, Newcastle city (young students) who used to go around the neigbourhood and do what they called: RAS - Random Acts of Service. Theyd jump in a car, see a house needing help and offer to help (probably had people skeptical too at first) and it was wonderful. The initiator was a bahai yet lots of students came from different backgrounds and more wanted to get involved.
MJ wrote: I too am a caregiver, and now my dad is dying. I have had many angels along the way,but caregiving is a very lonley thing when you have no family near. Now that dad is dying relatives are calling daily and soon some will be here to visit. If more people like this couple would care it would be a wonderful thing. Thank you for doing what you did for the old ladies. I know they appreciated you both greatly. There are so many forgotten out there, let us not forget them!