Readers Comments
Self wrote: This is great that this is the way the world is!
lynn wrote: How sad that the comments to this lovely story had to include remarks from people who couldn't begin to understand its beauty. I'm sorry for you and your impoverished lives.
cassirose wrote: This one of my favorite stories ever. Yes, to this is how i'd like the world to be also.
twinkle wrote: Reading your story has made me cry, it is so beautiful.
Sebastion wrote: Major medical treatment.
Homemade mamool cookies.
A plant, some medicinal thing.
With green furry leaves.
And everyone was happy, enjoying themselves, and gleefully eating and drinking?
Homemade mamool cookies indeed.
:-)
Homemade mamool cookies.
A plant, some medicinal thing.
With green furry leaves.
And everyone was happy, enjoying themselves, and gleefully eating and drinking?
Homemade mamool cookies indeed.
:-)
Spoonerism wrote: :-) now that's a great way to finish work and head off to my weekend!
It's a lovely tale of kindness among strangers spreading out into the people around them. Thank goodness you felt like helping after your pause!
I bet you've never had such a fun 4 hour delay! Thanks for sharing!
It's a lovely tale of kindness among strangers spreading out into the people around them. Thank goodness you felt like helping after your pause!
I bet you've never had such a fun 4 hour delay! Thanks for sharing!
Soul Dipper wrote: Dear naomi, thank you for such a deeply delicious dive into pure divinity. Humanity at its best. I believe we are getting there, dear woman. I really do. Keep shining the light on the transformation that is underway with a quickened pace.
va wrote: Dear ms. Shahib nye,
After hearing this read at a meditation retreat, i have found you on youtube and here, reading your beautiful poetry and prose. I hope to hear you in person sometime and i hope to meet you. Thank you so much for such beautiful writing.
After hearing this read at a meditation retreat, i have found you on youtube and here, reading your beautiful poetry and prose. I hope to hear you in person sometime and i hope to meet you. Thank you so much for such beautiful writing.
anon wrote: That's beautiful. We all have this natural barrier that makes us avoid getting to know that person sitting on that bench over there, but once it's broken down we seem to remember that nobody really prefers to be left alone.
Melpomene wrote: Ms. Nye,
I remember you coming to my school a few months ago (mps), and i was pleasantly surprised to find this of yours. It was great meeting you. :)
-sasha
I remember you coming to my school a few months ago (mps), and i was pleasantly surprised to find this of yours. It was great meeting you. :)
-sasha