Readers Comments
Angel4eva wrote: Great good for you i really do hope you meet her again some day
eleutheria wrote: Gypsys are really extradanary things... When I lived in Greece, there were a family of them on my island. They were the dearest people you ever did see.
They were quiet and humble, happy with their lot in life, and always very greatful whenever you gave them anything.
It goes to show, we shouldn't stereo type people!
They were quiet and humble, happy with their lot in life, and always very greatful whenever you gave them anything.
It goes to show, we shouldn't stereo type people!
lillaura wrote: What a great experience. It is amazing how resilient we as humans are. This young child faces unimaginable human suffering and through her own sublimation see joy in others. Amazing.
aarteestic wrote: sad stories of children and old people always bring tears to my eyes. I wish that little angela gets all the peace and love in her life that she and every little child on this earth deserves. I pray that may she be Blessed with choicest clessings by God today and always. Also, God bless her for spreading so many smiles and so much warmth around.
Loretta D. Peres wrote: Sweet story, brought a smile to my face. Just brings a reminder of the simple joys of life. Thank you.
akbj wrote: Your story reminded me that chilrdren are amazingly resilient sometimes & this child was obviously gifted at joy. She'll remember you.
JuneBug wrote: This was a very nice story to share...She must have been an angel,huh? :}
Al Schweitzer wrote: The Gypsies are a people who, because of the turmoil of wars and anarchy, migrated into Asia Minor and thence to Europe from Northern India over a 1000 years ago. Because many of them still look "Indian" over 2 million Gypsies were cooked by Hitler in the same ovens in which he dispatched 6 million Jews. While Germany has paid close to $60B in reparations to Israel for the harm it did to the Jews, it has no paid a plugged nickel to the Gypsy survivors of its killing camps. A great act of Charity would be for a bunch of lawyers to take a cause of the Gypsies and sue Germany for reparations for the Gypsies. Any takers?
irongrace wrote: its amazing how small things like gum mean so much to someone who has never had it. I just realized what i take for granted. I hope you meet her some day.
EePee wrote: Dear Swirly023,
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH for sharing your gift in the most unexpected package!(:-)
There is so much beauty to be seen, if only we would be more aware. I tend much too often to see the negative instead of turning all negatives into positives.
I wish everyone the eyes to see!
E
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH for sharing your gift in the most unexpected package!(:-)
There is so much beauty to be seen, if only we would be more aware. I tend much too often to see the negative instead of turning all negatives into positives.
I wish everyone the eyes to see!
E