A blind beggar sat cross-legged on the steps to a public store. He is a beggar who expects the mercy of visitors passing in front of him. A used tin stands upright in front of a beggar with only a few coins in it, while next to it is a carton that says "I am blind, have mercy on me."
There was an adult woman with a step of the "right" shoe that happened to pass in front of the beggar. He stopped in front of the beggar and saw the writing on the carton. As if thinking of something, her forehead began to move.
Instead of giving coins, she asks for a carton next to the beggar, turns it over, and writes a few words on it. With a smile, the woman then returned the carton, then left it. After the woman's death, the coins of the general store visitors began to flow faster into the child's can. Less than a cane, the beggar's tin was almost full. A great fortune for the beggar.
Moments later the adult woman returns to the beggar and greets him. The beggar thanked the woman, then asked what she wrote in her cardboard box. The woman replied, "I wrote, 'A very beautiful day, if I can see it .. slightsmile emotikon" The article just wanted to say how lucky people can still see. I do not want visitors to give him money just to be sorry for you. I want them to give a basic gratitude for being reminded to always be grateful. "
"If life gives you 100 reasons to cry, point out that there are 1000 reasons to smile."