Readers Comments
katlampi wrote: My grandmother did something similar for my graduation, and I felt the same as you did. She is on a fixed income as well. Mine is still in my savings account, and I haven't touched it, although I know there will be charitable plans for it one of these days. I'm thinking of using it on an "adopt a family" Christmas program.
jennieG wrote: Wah, this story makes me miss my grandmother (my popo) so very much. It reminds me of the time when my popo, just out of the blue, gave me the gold bracelet that she was wearing. I refused but she insisted and said that an old woman like her (85) has no need of such jewellery and that it was her gift to me while she was still alive. She passed away 6 months later. I have not been able to go back to the old country to pay my respects and I miss her terribly.
suvi57 wrote: One is always very fortunate to get such pure love from ones grandparents.
tenderheart wrote: awwww. that is adorable. makes me miss more my nana. I am happy that you want to make this gift special. :0 many hugs for u.
AURELIA wrote: You are wise beyond your years. Most teenagers would be thinking of going to the mall to spend! You, on the other hand, want to share it in a special way. THank you for being so unselfish. God will repay you in ways unknown. :) ~Aurelia
