Readers Comments
bae6 wrote: I had to comment. I was homeless for 3 years in seattle and believe me it is no picnic like it is portrayed in the movies. Now i have a home,3 cats and even tho i am alone. I always give to the homeless who knows? I may be homeless again soon also.
NiboR wrote: I loved this story. Tears of joy are still pouring from my eyes.
Jyothi wrote: This is how we can become somebodys favourite and we becoming somebodys happiness matters a lot to us which can make us to forget anything.
kimonia wrote: well, no matter the q'ty u got, u just got to share with others. I appreciate them.
aafia wrote: a beautiful story with a positive attitude towards life
tony wrote: when i delivered medicines to people to ill to collect them i was often offered tips which i didn't really want. but what i found was , the people with the least in life always gave the most.
vincent wrote: This is interesting, l have almost trying to help an Liberian refugee in Ghana, will continue to do so, l gave her sixty Ghana cedis today.
oluwadamilola wrote: giving is a gift from god to those who will not die poor.the best reward one can have is smile `cos it indicates a change of happiness brought to the beneficiary,give today it shall be given unto u ......
Giles Thekkemury wrote: Always we hesitate to open up urselvesand share a moment with the haplessand love hungry people.even if ew donot have anything to offer a a considerate look and a smile and above all a few wors will enliven their spirits and we can give them immense joy and a change of attitude towards others.What hurts them more is ever coldness and disdain than the material lack of everything.the aricle is really inspiring and motivating.All out good feelings and congratulations to the couples.May we be able to give smile to the lonley and to the grudging.
Sassy wrote: Sometimes we are afraid to reach out to others for whatever reason, but you showed us how good and rewarding the outcome can be for everyone involved.