Readers Comments
Sophie wrote: This post brought tears to my eyes just tnnikihg of how that might have felt to the couple who had spent all that time planning their wedding. I remember seeing your post that day about the view point inn being on fire and i was hoping that everything would turn out. Looking at these pictures, you would never know any of that! Gorgeous photos as usual maggie and a beautiful couple. So happy to heard about this amazing ending!
Thaata wrote: All of us are put on this earth by god for a purpose. Let us be kind like patrick and carry forward god's job.
katlampi wrote: You are absolutely right -- God puts people (even strangers) in our lives for a reason. This is a really great example of that. Thank you for sharing this.
smoothsugardoll wrote: what a wonderful man, and a sweet young lady let me ahead of her at walmart today. See people are still kind in these crazy days.
speedi wrote: What a sweet thing to do and I agree with what goes around comes around and I prefer to pay it forward since I cannot see or predict the future.
Bless you
Bless you
akbj wrote: That's just awesome. How good you must have felt, & by sharing the story, think how many other people are sharing your warmth over what happened.
guddu wrote: Kindness, it is really contagious! I am already feeling like carrying pens to banks, post office..
Norman wrote: Wow. Just a proof that God for sure takes care of His people. Classic case of touched by an angel.
A. S. Mathew wrote: It is the physical law " for every action, there an equal and opposite reaction". I used to spend my tea allowance from my father for poor people while attending college in India.
When I came to the U.S. in 1971, to a totally different culture and strange
people in Tennessee, God prepared totally
strange people to entertain me on
Christmas, Thanksgiving etc. God's word
is solid, His promises are sure, and when
we apply that by faith, miracles will
happen at the right time. Some of my
Indian friends had jealousy because I got a lot of favor from totally strange
people. None of our good deeds won't go
void.
When I came to the U.S. in 1971, to a totally different culture and strange
people in Tennessee, God prepared totally
strange people to entertain me on
Christmas, Thanksgiving etc. God's word
is solid, His promises are sure, and when
we apply that by faith, miracles will
happen at the right time. Some of my
Indian friends had jealousy because I got a lot of favor from totally strange
people. None of our good deeds won't go
void.
Gail wrote: I agree whole heartedly with the comments about one good deed done is kindness will give birth to another, and so on! And as for angels, of course they exist! That is a doubly good reason to be kind to others...they might just be an angel in disguise!