Readers Comments
pacots wrote: You did the right thing,straight from your heart.
cabbage wrote: Right on! :-)
AURELIA wrote: My Good Friend Guin! I am so happy you crossed paths with this man. I'd say it was perfect timing of the light to change. Sharing with him like that showed him that someone still cares!
I still look forward to a day when you and I can share sweet taramind (your Picking Tamarind together STORY)...Your parents raised you well. I only hope to do the same with my kids. BIG SMILES :0)~Aurelia
I still look forward to a day when you and I can share sweet taramind (your Picking Tamarind together STORY)...Your parents raised you well. I only hope to do the same with my kids. BIG SMILES :0)~Aurelia
lmil1954 wrote: Bless you Guin...That was so sweet and kind...everyone needs to eat, and you made sure you gave your leftovers to someone who probably needed it more than you'll ever know! Linda:)
theresa wrote: that was so nice of you to makesure that man had a hot meal maybe his first for the day.
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: Good for you for taking a moment to care. I'm sure it mattered more to him than it may have appeared. Thanks for caring!
PayingForward wrote: In that moment of blessing you were Jesus hands and feet to that man. And, who knows, maybe you even served Jesus himself. :)
Have you read the book "Under the Overpass" by Mike Yankoski? Amazing book! As college students Mike and a friend chose to become homeless for five months. Going from people who had all they needed and more, to being homeless, dirty, smelly, hungry ... and often times ignored or looked down upon. The book is about their journey and what they learned and gives us a better look at what WE can do and practical ways to make a difference. I give it a total thumbs up.
Kuddos to you, guin, for serving from your heart. Grace and Peace. ~PayingForward
Have you read the book "Under the Overpass" by Mike Yankoski? Amazing book! As college students Mike and a friend chose to become homeless for five months. Going from people who had all they needed and more, to being homeless, dirty, smelly, hungry ... and often times ignored or looked down upon. The book is about their journey and what they learned and gives us a better look at what WE can do and practical ways to make a difference. I give it a total thumbs up.
Kuddos to you, guin, for serving from your heart. Grace and Peace. ~PayingForward
Raqui wrote: I agree, it makes it much more special. I wish i was getting that warm bread and hummus. SEND ME SOME :)
brighteyes wrote: kind. kind. warm hearted. generous. empathetic. kind. kind.....need I go on?
Kudo's to you, Guin ;)
Kudo's to you, Guin ;)
lOVEBUG wrote: You are right, we do not have to wait to be thanked.God Bless
