Readers Comments
jaydeebug wrote: Wayfarer....your stories are always keepers. Cut and paste, I have a special folder so I can go back and read them!
Did I miss the one that you followed up with how the radio show went?
Did I miss the one that you followed up with how the radio show went?
Ellen-X wrote: There goes the old cliche "never judge a book by it's cover"...but my gosh, it is so true! I feel the most sad thing about our race is our habit of judging too quickly and too FREELY... God loves us all!
jules wrote: Funny, I hadn't thought about it until now, but I always take the covers off my hardback books... obviously those with removable covers, that is. And when items are maybe overlooked by others because they appear flawed, I buy them because I feel that they have 'character' and this adds to their charm!
bibirose wrote: Tis true we & I do include myself are so quick to judge others & yet we want people to accept us as we are; we live on a two-way street, so we should accept others as we want to be...You would have made that guy's day, possibly even his year, bless you for your sensitivity. Have a beaut day!
megumi wrote: WOW! I love this story. You never know what you will uncover when you look beyond what people appear to be. God bless you.
lmil1954 wrote: That's a great story Wayfarer, thanks for sharing it and your kind attitude. Cant judge a book by it's cover-huh?
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: Thanks for the story wayfarer. A good reminder for us all not to make assumptions based only on what we see!
JuneBug wrote: Like the ol' saying...You can't judge a book by it's cover! He evidently had a heart as big as himself....
merv wrote: My covering is a bit like that too. Thanks for helping that one, it might have been me.
brighteyes wrote: We're all the SAME ON THE INSIDE... your story reflects this....and its important to accept others and ourselves just as we are...we're perfect...we're we all creating from a spark of God?
