More than just ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A child whines have bought roasted corn. With a little reluctant mngulurkan a money and her mother watched from kejahuan. Then the child is diligently followed the movements of an old grandma selling roasted corn plays a bamboo fan. Eyes rounded nursery kanakanya amazed at pletikan corn kernels, smoke, and scent tertebar everywhere. While the shabby old grandmother was smiling glance at the little boy who squatted next to them. His old eyes dimmed somehow floated everywhere. Occasionally dicubitnya cheek. Roasted corn was then given to children who had been hoping hope amazement, he said, "Take it for you kid. Do not pay ". The mother thanked him and said to his father, "Not bad, fortune and one we can burn corn." Then they left the garden city with their four-wheeled vehicles.

Wait a minute, O mother! Why do you call good fortune? Does not it the old woman even lost some of its income is not how? Do not you compelled to return the gift with something more than just a thank you? Indeed, accepting always fun. However, giving a more sincere attitude mebahagiakan. Do you know, my mother, the old heart was extremely bright, much brighter than the lights that illuminated the dim twilight of this