Readers Comments
jojomcb wrote: wonderful story. you should be very proud....
AURELIA wrote: What a Super Story!!! Your heart must be the size of Texas filled with pride. Your daughter has learned well from you. God bless your little one for learning at a young age how to be concerned about others and not only herself. COMPASSION comes in all sizes! I'm smiling from ear to ear. ~Aurelia
babynurse wrote: Beautiful story. You are a great daddy! You must feel so proud, you are doing a super job! God Bless
andriadesiree wrote: That is a most adorable story! You're definately raising a ray of sunshine! This one really made my heart smile! :o)
greeneyes wrote: What a beautiful story. You deserve to feel blessed that your daughter has learned a very valueful lesson at such an early age. Reminds me of recently when I took a bad fall and had to walk with a cane for about 8 months. I noticed so many little faces who would look at me with the cane and then there little eyes would meet mine and I could just feel the love these little smiling eyes would say to me as they must of felt sad that I was walking with a cane. This thought has stayed with me and sometimes we are so busy rushing by folks we forget to take a second and look them in the face too and give a little smile or send a little prayer.
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DebbieDay wrote: That's a very sweet story, thank you for teaching your daughter about kidness to others, I'm sure she'll grow up to become an exceptional human being! Take care :)
wayfarer wrote: Sound to me like you've laid the foundations for Daddy's Little Girl to have a happy and fulfilling life. Such lives are made of such kindnesses. Well done, both of you!
JuneBug wrote: You SHOULD be proud of your little girl! How sweet is that???
brighteyes wrote: Hey Proud Dad....she's sounds like a sweetheart....must have inherited it, huh??
Thanks for sharing....I try to make it a habit to smile and talk to everyone that looks sad or stressed even if its not always acknowledged or appreciated....
I know when I am down, a warm smile, a friend, etc can make all the difference.
Thanks for sharing....I try to make it a habit to smile and talk to everyone that looks sad or stressed even if its not always acknowledged or appreciated....
I know when I am down, a warm smile, a friend, etc can make all the difference.
paganmum wrote: OMG!!! Bawling my eyes out at work. Lol. Awesome story! So nice to see when children are selfless.... What a great kid!