Readers Comments
wayfarer wrote: Wow! You did a fantastic thing, my friend! Very, very well done!
MINtyfresh353 wrote: Absolutely amazing! YOU are one of the few people who willingly spends both time and effort to help others. That's a rare combination to have these days. And, I'm glad it's still visible for the rest of the world to witness.
makesomeonesmile wrote: That is great what you did for your friend! Keep up the great work!
JuneBug wrote: You did such a wonderful thing! You helped feed and cloth a family! I think that's awesome! :}
brighteyes wrote: Thank you for sharing your story and for your efforts on behalf of your friend! ;)
najma wrote: That was very kind of you as it must have took some effort to persuade your company, and how happy it must have made your friend to receive this kindness in a strange land
lovebug wrote: I can't say I have any understanding of how Australians think, I never had the opportunity to visit. But I do know a lot about how americans think. 98% have no idea of the wounds of living in a war zone.
Hopefully your understanding did not come through experience.
No matter, you do understand and that is enough. Good job, you got a thumbs up from me.
Hopefully your understanding did not come through experience.
No matter, you do understand and that is enough. Good job, you got a thumbs up from me.
kathrynmarie wrote: That's a really cool way of helping someone, beej! Helping people when they can't help themselves is way powerful. Thanks for sharing this.
sampath wrote: This is why still i have faith in humanity. Thank you frined for the work of help you did
You helped him to catch the fish not to depend on you
You helped him to catch the fish not to depend on you
Aurelia wrote: You are a true friend. You went above and beyond to help him in a time of need. Thank you for caring so deeply and for being persistant. I love a happy ending and new beginnings. :0) ~aurelia