Readers Comments
mitu915 wrote: what a lovely, tender, and poignant experience that must have been--to embrace the fleeting connection you had with strangers in the rain. thanks for sharing.
katlampi wrote: Wow! This is such an inspiring and sweet story. I think I am going to email out to a few family members. That must have been one of those awesome experiences that catches you completely offguard, but really makes you think about what is important in life. Thank you for posting this.
Ruby wrote: dancingDog, what a marvelous faith this child have. Thank you for sharing it and letting us remember that the sun always shines after the rain and thank you for taking me for a ride back to my childhood days when running, getting wet and laughing through the rain brought us priceless joy. That no matter how wet we could get from playing on the rain, we had that unspoken faith that our parents will be home to dry us. Hmmmnn...as if I could still smell the rain...
guddan wrote: great story!
falsemonkeypuzzl wrote: That was one of those moments which forms a story with such pefection all that remained was touching pen to paper (or fingers to keys!) Beautiful and inspiring. Thank you so much for sending that in!
totemblaze wrote: What a wonderful store. Sometimes the greatest wisdom comes from the youngest among us
liztree wrote: I read this story before a few years back. It is still one of my very favorites. Thanks for sharing. Does anyone know the origin of this story?