Readers Comments
heya wrote: My teacher showed me this story in class. When i had finished reading it, i went wow because this story is soo touching and heartfelt
Pancho Ramos wrote: Inspiring and touching. As the XIV Dalai Lama says:
"Identify and eradicate negative thoughts and cultivate positive states of mind."
"Today is a beautiful day and I can see it because your hearts are my eyes... Have a ONE-derful day! :-)"
"Identify and eradicate negative thoughts and cultivate positive states of mind."
"Today is a beautiful day and I can see it because your hearts are my eyes... Have a ONE-derful day! :-)"
Do wrote: What a beautiful story! I will remember the way to use the language that go into people's souls.
Jen wrote: Shouldn't we do more for the homeless and down troddin than simply toss our spare change?
Cin wrote: Sometime you got to stop, to smell the roses. Survival is tough enough without disability. It is a lovely story.
Fahrenheit wrote: i couldn't add anything to your post, MCTY. i feel like we live in a world where negativity towards the human race is becoming a sign of intelligence. it is true that cynicism is healthy, but cynicism without hope is not only useless, it is dangerous. you are blind if you don't see the ugly, but you are equally blind when you cannot see beauty. negativity is not enlightenment.
Burt Flaxton wrote: Love it, love, and love it.
Don wrote: some one else wrote that first sign in the first place
More Cynical Than You wrote: The pre-eminence of wit (I use that loosely) over intelligence and genuine concern or compassion, of cynicism over hope and decency, of torture and war over conscientious leadership, of lame one-liners to defend an inability to connect with others on the planet at this critical time is over. Thanks for writing on THEIR sign Rockette. It's a beautiful day and they're blind.
Rockette wrote: I think we can ascertain the blindness or sight existing in the hearts of our commentators by their words alone.