Readers Comments
psr wrote: Quite nice :)
Spoonerism wrote: Hi sam! I think i must have read this story at some point and it inspired me to learn a little origami. I like to make mandalas but they need a desk, compass and colours and take time. Origami is a much more portable way to randomly offer a gift to someone when on the tube in london or on the train or just walking around. I've been making origami jumping frogs for kids for a while now and got a book on origami for my birthday! I plan to practise and then i can start to give out presents to adults too! Thanks for sharing!
Alyse wrote: Life can be amazing when we are 'open to possiblities. '
Jody wrote: I enjoyed the story very much. It made me smile!
maggots wrote: I have four young boys and its so easy to get caught up in the humdrum of life,moments like this are so special and if we keep our eyes and hearts open they are more often than we think.
kirti wrote: i do believe that miracles happen. it happens when i close my eyes with a maala of beads in my hands whispering OM.... and when i close my eyes and stop my tears from coming out of my eyes..... GOD comes and holds me. GOD sits beside me to tell that he is there always with me , in me as my BESTEST FRIEND BELOVED.
Kay Atwell wrote: It was a wonderful story. It brought to mind the saying " Don't Sweat the small things in life". and " Turn a negative into a Postive". Thank you for that reminder. Happy New Year. God Bless
lOVEBUG wrote: We do not understand, because God's voice is silent, we never know when a angel will cross our path, but we are aware when they do.
Joy wrote: The older I get(mid 40's) the more i realize that talk is cheap - its what we do that matters - Thanks for sharing this story...
Linus wrote: Cool!! this reminds me, from not to worry about the uncertainty, likewise unplanned happenings