Readers Comments
bibirose wrote: tis, true we do reap what we sow!
Have a beautiful day!
Have a beautiful day!
JuneBug wrote: This story was beautiful! Thank you for sharing it!
lovebug wrote: Eloquent, is the word I would use for you warmth.Subtle, difficult to detect, that is another word I could use to describe you, but you did not escape my heart. Thank you for your eloqent words, they have warmed my heart.
lmil1954 wrote: Love it, love it, love it! Thank you! Have a blessed day, you've blessed mine!
brighteyes wrote: This is a good reminder story, a feel-good with a great morale and life advise....as the Christian story states, "What so ever you do to the least of my brothers, so you do onto me..."
Let's all treat others as we want to be treated- like family and friends....aren't all strangers just friends we haven't met yet???
Let's all treat others as we want to be treated- like family and friends....aren't all strangers just friends we haven't met yet???
Meghva wrote: Great thought.
Ekblom wrote: Very inspiring. I'm going to use this story in my presentations.
MisteMay wrote: Great story and inspiring as well.
ndi evaristus k wrote: No comment, the story was very inspiering to me. Thanks.
rose wrote: I liked these lines "The wind picks up pollen from the ripening corn and swirls it from field to field. If my neighbors grew inferior corn, cross-pollination would steadily degrade the quality of my corn. If I am to grow good corn, I must help my neighbor do the same" so much to learn from this :)
