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Recent Reviews for H. Lena Jones
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The Case of the Missing S.I.P. (Book) - 7/3/2007 4:23:50 AM
Ooh, got my attention and curiosity as well. Your book sounds like a winner to me! I have been buying two books per month from den friends to add to my growing library, and have enjoyed all of them. I am already committed for July, but I see this one in my future for August! Can't wait to read!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Caged: Where Most Husbands Should Be...for a While (Book) - 8/14/2006 8:17:08 AM
Hey, do you know what I call my youngest grandson. "Wasily Wabbit." OOPS! Maybe I better call him something else.
I think I will have to read this one. Although, I don't like the idea of being put in a cage. Some men think that is what marriage is.
God Bless,
Lew
Caged: Where Most Husbands Should Be...for a While (Book) - 4/21/2006 8:46:44 AM
Lena, this sounds like a great book, after reading chapter 8, we are sure that it will be a wonderful adventure to read it all!
Birgit and Roger
Caged: Where Most Husbands Should Be...for a While (Book) - 2/4/2006 7:49:49 PM
After years of listening to friends and acquaintances relating stories about their husbands, I discovered that each story held a similiar thread--inconsiderate husbands. This was my inspiration to pen "Caged", which is a light-hearted look at a common problem. Wives will certainly relate to it, and husbands will discover something about themselves. I hope women will be encouraged by Eva's strengths, and husbands will appreciate their wives more. Enjoy!
Here are some comments from letters I have received:
"Dear Lena, Thank you for the book. I've read it twice and found it just as enjoyable as the first time I read it. My daughter Janine and Michelle have read it and enjoyed it. I found it a quirky little story and couldn't put it down until I'd read it all. I hope there will be more books." Bronwen.
"Dearest Lena, I am so enjoying reading your book right now and can't keep my nose out of it. I am so proud of you and it's right up to expectations and your usual standard. The story is fantastic." Annette.
"Dear Lena & Cyril, How much of Lena's book was true to life? I enjoyed it."
Doreen.
Sharifa's Wish (free download) (Short Story) - 3/28/2009 1:33:15 AM
that is great to have such site.i want to share my idea about writing with mrs.lena jones.thanks
A Commoner for the Prince (Short Story) - 9/20/2007 5:33:44 PM
lol, so funny, it's such a cute fairy tale, that it really is. i liked it, and i would appreciate your opinion on my story so please read it
As The Deer Pants - Dig #5 (Short Story) - 5/13/2007 12:56:26 PM
great write and God has blessed you with your talents!
A Commoner for the Prince (Short Story) - 2/14/2007 12:05:33 AM
Another wonderful story here, thank you for sahring
God Bless
Michelle~
The Power of Love (Short Story) - 2/14/2007 12:04:13 AM
In many ways Pauline sounds alot like my friend Melissa, accept she is younger, but her personality is much the same, and God has seen her through alot as well, thank you for sharing this with us
God Bless
Michelle~
As The Deer Pants - Dig #5 (Short Story) - 2/9/2007 10:05:13 PM
A wonderful truth and powerful write.
As The Deer Pants - Dig #5 (Short Story) - 12/28/2006 12:08:32 PM
Gee, how did I become part of the Christmas story. I am delighted to be there. You write this with a true and loving attitude.
God Bless,
Lew
As The Deer Pants - Dig #5 (Short Story) - 12/27/2006 2:43:16 PM
It's a beautiful experience to observe these Digs. I love the way you had Jocelyn "overwhelmed with love," (and it sounds just like her) and Richard whispering "with trembling lips." Lena, you are a true artist painting a true-to-life picture of the birth of Christ and the majesty of His being.
Thanks for letting me tag along.
Love,
Connie
As The Deer Pants - Dig #5 (Short Story) - 12/27/2006 8:28:43 AM
Lena,
Excellent story; very well done! BRAVA~
(((HUGS))) and much love, your Tx. friend, Karen Lynn. :D
As The Deer Pants - Dig #5 (Short Story) - 12/25/2006 12:58:09 PM
May you have a blessed Christmas and a Prosperous New Year, write on and be blessed
God Bless
Michelle~
As The Deer Pants - Dig#4 (Short Story) - 12/25/2006 12:54:08 PM
This is excellent I look forward to more, write on and be blessed in the writing, I enjoyed this thorougly
God Bless
Michelle~
As The Deer Pants - Dig #3 (Short Story) - 12/25/2006 12:53:03 PM
Excellent girl, this makes what we read in the word so much easier to understand, I agree you should be published
God Bless
Michelle~
As The Deer Pants - Dig#4 (Short Story) - 12/5/2006 4:35:58 PM
Keep diggin'. We are coming up with some real gems.
God Bless,
Lew
As The Deer Pants - Dig#4 (Short Story) - 12/5/2006 5:48:09 AM
And this will be my only review...until I get better~ but I had to just take this minute to let you know...sick or not...I'm reading ! Smiles! This is so nice to wake up to...like Victor says...meditating...
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
As The Deer Pants - Dig #3 (Short Story) - 12/4/2006 2:10:28 PM
My goodness girl. You should get this published. It is a wonderful and fun way of looking at the word of God.
God Bless,
Lew
As The Deer Pants - Dig #3 (Short Story) - 12/4/2006 5:10:31 AM
Excellent story in this continuing saga, sweet Lena. Each is a masterpiece in His message and your design -- please take me along again. I love them!
Love always and much respect for your talents,
CJ
As The Deer Pants - Dig #3 (Short Story) - 12/3/2006 7:24:21 PM
Pssst! Lena, is it okay if I just kind of peek around the corner and watch what's going on here? I'm out of breath from searching through three digs in one night.
Oh, by the way, if you think Constance sounds better for an epic such as this, feel free to call me by my given name.
Hope I'm not too late
Connie
As The Deer Pants - Dig #3 (Short Story) - 12/2/2006 9:38:20 PM
I could not help but smile at this original way of recounting the Nativity. Can't see myself on a camel though. Of course I have no trouble with the belief of the immaculate conception. Jesus could not live nine months in an unclean womb and surviving as a man on her blood too. It was a bit a of problem for her though, since being with child and not married carried almost a death sentence. But God was with her too. Victor
As The Deer Pants - Dig #3 (Short Story) - 12/2/2006 9:32:31 PM
"As the Deer Pants-Dig # 3, Kimmy just loves what he's said to us, through you...here, with me! This is so creative and He also said...Behold!
H.Lena Jones!!!
God Blessed you on this write~
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
When Alzheimer Strikes (Short Story) - 11/27/2006 12:15:28 AM
Lena, I read this when you first posted it, but was not able to leave a review. It is a subject that breaks my heart. My mom was an Alzheimer victim. It truly is a heart wrenching disease. We used to call mom a "walking encyclopedia" because she read so much and could remember everything. She also designed clothes and sewed beautifully, and she wrote, her letters and journals were a hoot, such a wonderfully funny woman. I think that was the saddest part for her, losing those skills. She fought the disease tooth and nail for many years, and worked hard to hide it from her family. She kept sticky notes all over the place so she would remember where things were and what they were called. But then she lost the ability to read the notes.
Anyway, from the comments it's obvious that this subject touches a lot of us very deeply. Your work is always full of kindness and love for your fellow man. Yours is a gentle spirit that is appreciated by many (and that includes me! :o)
When Alzheimer Strikes (Short Story) - 11/8/2006 10:34:42 PM
As an Alzheimer's caregiver, I found the story quite touching. I wish my wife could put sentences together as much as Mildred did in the story. On the other hand, Brunetta, my 65-year-old wife of 40 years is more lucid than Mildred, has a sense of humor, an infectious laugh, and can answer Yes or No questions. She no longer knows her name or mine, although she still knows close family members and recognizes the names when she hears them. We know the time may come when she'll need residential care or 24-hour home health care, but (like Derek) we hope to postpone that as long as possible. Our PCA congregation is wonderfully supportive -- like Derek, encouraging her to participate as much as possible, but not patronizing her. The kind of encouragement Derek gives in the story is critical for prolonging the number of "good days" that he talks about. My wife's normal social activities bring her joy, and seem to help with symptomatic relief. So Derek's interaction with Mildred is both accurate and medically sound. One of the reviewers mentioned faith, something Derek demonstrated in his prayers. Faith is also a major source of our strength. Music stays with dementia patients longer than speech does; and, Brunetta can still sing a number of her favorite hymns despite her limited speech. I tailor our evening devotionals to her, avoiding complex thoughts, and closing with the Lord's Prayer, which she can still recite pretty well along with me. Reading Lena's poignant account, I couldn't help viewing the Macbeth tale as performing the same function for Mildred as the Lord's Prayer and favorite hymns do for my wife. I doubt that Derek understands how engaging Mildred in conversation during her "good" moments not only shows his love for her, but is therapeutic as well.
That, I suggest, is exactly the message conveyed by the best married Alzheimer's patient/caregiver couples: Motivated AND animated by their love, they inevitably bring about positive medical consequences. Love, after all, engages the mind and emotions rather thoroughly; and, researchers believe both attitude and mental activity are keys to how well an Alzheimer's patient does following diagnosis. I left the story believing that Derek's prayer for "tomorrow" will be granted, along with quite a few tomorrows to follow.
The author shows great skill in the economical use of words, not to mention skill in choosing words with impact. She quickly draws the reader into the story, wins their sympathy, and helps them to understand both the joy and frustration of even a good day for the caregiver. She also painted a moving portrait of the tragedy engulfing Mildred, the Alzheimer's patient herself. Finally, like me, I suspect Derek would tell someone who praised him for his courage and patience, "When you love someone who has stood by you in sickness and in health, and has shown her love for you in countless ways over the years, it isn't courage that keeps you at her side. It's the thought that you could do nothing less, for she would do the same for you. It is, in other words, simply what people genuinely in love do for each other."
When Alzheimer Strikes (Short Story) - 9/27/2006 7:02:15 PM
What an extraordinary story Ms. Jones. There's no doubt that Alzheimers is one of the most terrifying epidemics of modern times. But your wisely crafted story illustrates how it can also be an opportunity to exercise greater love, strength, and compassion in our lives. Much gratitude for this beautiful gift of hope and grace.
Aberjhani
And Now, of Course, I'm Famous! (Short Story) - 9/12/2006 11:51:03 PM
I love it. What a joy to read. Regards Joyce
When Alzheimer Strikes (Short Story) - 8/20/2006 8:36:27 PM
Hi Lena, I decided to read this story. I love the way you told it. The child within us is always there. My mother spent much of her childhood in Children homes. When she grew old and could no longer take care of herself, we placed her in a nursing home. One day she told me that they were mean to the children in the dining room. She had reverted back to the days of her childhood. I wished I could have taken her into my home, but we lived in a bi-level house which
meant that we would have to carry her up and down stairs. We also had only one bathroom then.
Best wishes.
When Alzheimer Strikes (Short Story) - 8/19/2006 6:22:22 PM
Hi Lena:
What a heartfelt write this is! A well-told story!
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
Reasons to Read Psalms (Article) - 5/8/2007 7:00:07 AM
Psalms is one of my favorites. To know God, is to know His Word. God bless Lena.
Reasons to Read Psalms (Article) - 2/19/2007 2:17:11 AM
Amen, and I too love the Psalms it brings back fond memories of Nonna for me, she use to quiz me on the psalms...
God Bless
Michelle~
Reasons to Read Psalms (Article) - 1/31/2007 3:11:39 AM
Good modern approach to the psalms, but there are also prophesies on Jesus in the psalms that are important. Victor
The Conversation of Charles Darwin (Article) - 1/20/2007 4:48:30 PM
The real flaw in Darwin's Theory is that people seem to have made a "religion" out of it instead of treating it as the theory it was/is. It was Darwin's attempt to pidgeon-hole Creation. Humans, especially scientists, do like to contain everything in boxes (God will not be so contained).
Ted
Calling All Worriers (Article) - 1/6/2007 5:07:43 PM
What a beautiful truth, and great read. I've enjoyed it, but God says Cast All your Fears unto HIM!! Why worry?
Blessings always, Loretta
About Spiritual Gifts (Article) - 1/4/2007 6:41:52 PM
Lena, this is very interesting! I've never read about it before now. Thank you for sharing -- and you are His hands extended here on earth, sweet lady, fear not.
Much love,
CJ
About Spiritual Gifts (Article) - 1/4/2007 6:17:48 PM
Thank God for His generosity. Pray for everyone to get this.
Love, Louisa
The Conversation of Charles Darwin (Article) - 10/3/2006 11:43:05 AM
I suppose it's possible that this little vignette actually took place, but it's more probable that it's a figment of over zealous imagination on the part of some with a supernatural axe to grind.
In any case, I would believe the observational and predictive power of the principal Darwin uncovered with the strength of his unsullied younger mind more than I would any wishful anecdotes purporting his conversion from a beautiful scientific persuasion to that of an old man on his death bed fearful of an afterlife.
His whole later life had been spent revelling in the discovery that there is no such thing as an afterlife except in the form of biogeneration of other lives. (Most failure to comprehend the elegant simplicity of evolution is a failure to comprehend the profound power of deep time.) I would tend to attribute any such story as that related above to the myopia of those around this brilliant man rather than to any breakdown of his mental and spiritual capacity and capability.
However, if is true, we can safely assume the Bible reader was not the Darwin of evolutionary power, but a broken man due to the pressures of Lilliputian minds that at last found a way to drag him to their own level.
Best regards,
Leland
The Conversation of Charles Darwin (Article) - 10/1/2006 3:25:39 PM
Thanks for sharing this. I have always believed the evolutionary theory is possible if there is an engineer. Someone who could lead it step by step to the beginning. In short evolution needs God, not the other way around. Therefore, who cares how I know he did.
God Bless,
Lew
The Conversation of Charles Darwin (Article) - 10/1/2006 2:40:43 PM
I agree -- this is an excellent article. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Love,
CJ
Change of Pace (Article) - 8/9/2006 9:41:01 AM
You didn't go far enough.
There has been a “spin” going on in Christianity since the time of Christ. Matthew has the Magi visiting a house. Luke introduces the manger. Today’s farmland crèche scenes descend from the 13th century and the “spin genius” of St. Francis of Assisi to promote the “humble beginnings” of Christ for more emotional impact. Francis was upset that most crèche scenes of his day were elaborate and jewel encrusted. (Remember that Francis of Assisi came from wealth and renounced it. There is nothing worse than a reformed anything. They tend to pee on whatever they have left behind as not important or to be negated.) Francis borrowed some farm animals and straw, and when he gave his midnight mass on Christmas Eve1223, we have been repeating the “humble beginnings” theme for the Birth of Christ every since. The gold and the jewels from the encrusted crèche scenes were dismantled, the proceeds given to the Church to perpetuate the Churches message. Better that it had gone to buy food to feed the poor and hungry of the day, and maybe history would be a little kinder to that particular period in time.
The ox and the donkey didn’t appear in artistic renderings until the 4th century, taking something from one of the many versions of the Book of Genesis and elaborating on it. (Yes, there are MANY versions of Genesis.) The donkey was the mode of transportation in Christ’s day. When it became a question as to how the Wise Men could make the journey from so far and so quickly on donkeys, the camel came into being as the mode of transportation. Camels can go three times the distance as a donkey… voil`a… the “spin”… and it negated any further questions in the minds of the thinking faithful of whether the “message” was inaccurate. If you did NOT believe, you were branded a heretic. Even the names of the wise men are in dispute, and whether it was three or four or half dozen that made the trip. And the spin goes on as we repeat the inaccuracies from generation to generation as truth.
NOTE: For more background, there is an excellent article on the history of the story of the Nativity in Time Magazine, as to when certain things came into cultures and their religions as “truth”. (Secrets of the Nativity, by David Van Biema/Time Magazine, Dec. 13, 2004. His research is very good.)
Elizabeth
Change of Pace (Article) - 8/6/2006 8:28:51 AM
well done
Be Vigilant! Don't Let This Happen To Your Loved One! (Article) - 7/20/2006 4:18:53 PM
Heart-rending!
Lena . . . you do keep it real, and your writing puts it right where the rubber meets the road. I see no agenda or prejudice in what you do, just love and the willingness to share Christ's love in an unbiased fashion.
We all have to be vigilant about what voices are talking to us these days. Too many get led away by what they think is happening instead of what really is.
The winds of religious gossip are blowing in the Den now. Even my wife smells them. I find it humorous, especially when its coming from the very ones that seek to be seen as pure.
Richard the Intrepid
Fear and Anxiety (Article) - 7/20/2006 4:08:04 PM
These are powerful spirits that affect, at one time or another, everyone's lives. The people affected are often in dire straits and need the help of compassionate, prideless, servants willing to sacrifice for another.
The Lord honors the hand extended to another, for it is better to give than receive.
Good article dear Lena ...
Richard the Intrepid
Fear and Anxiety (Article) - 7/20/2006 3:32:35 PM
A great article, Lena. Not too often doe people pay to much attention to others with such really awful 'disorders', let alone inform others about it in detail. Very well done and probably more people than just us will keep her in their prayers.
Love, B&R
Has This Ever Happened To You? (Article) - 7/4/2006 9:34:10 AM
Lena, this too is wonderful done! We'll have to save this too!
B&R
Be Vigilant! Don't Let This Happen To Your Loved One! (Article) - 7/3/2006 11:19:05 AM
This is indeed very sad. Maybe the husband and daughter have serious problems of their own, so they could not see poor Bev.was so badly off. We hope that the surviving family will recover and be strong for each other.
B&R
Be Vigilant! Don't Let This Happen To Your Loved One! (Article) - 7/3/2006 8:21:28 AM
excellent write; very well done!
Has This Ever Happened To You? (Article) - 6/27/2006 9:26:21 PM
Ah Lena,
My mom does this all the time. Guess you can say I was raised with the ask and you'll find principle. Thanks for the simple instructions on God's way.
Cynthia
Has This Ever Happened To You? (Article) - 6/27/2006 2:37:04 PM
AMEN Lena..Well done!
Has This Ever Happened To You? (Article) - 6/27/2006 2:06:42 PM
Dear sister . . .
You have this remarkable ability to connect with our humanness in a humorous, but sobering way. You bring joy into my clanging, at times cantakerous, aging, overly active brain.
I can't find my glasses and it's almost time to go to work. I pray Lord God please . . . where are they?
I'm such a nutch for being so disorganized!
SILENCE!
For some reason my head starts itching and I reach up to scratch. Well you know the rest of the story.
Cheers
Richard
This One's On Me (Article) - 6/26/2006 11:31:29 AM
(((Lena your always a bright light in this often dark blah world ))))
This One's On Me (Article) - 6/26/2006 10:30:41 AM
Some people have a wonderful quality about seeing things others do not. That lady may have meant you have a wonderful friendly smile, or she may have meant I see the kindness in your eyes. These are things those nearest to us start to take for granted. Sometimes first impressions really are the most honest.
God Bless,
Lew
Calling All Worriers (Article) - 6/25/2006 2:46:09 PM
Point well taken!
And thankfully I have had a good amount of victory over this for myself. Now if I could just stop worrying for my children, and now my grandchildren. (-:
Richard
Make the Devil Your Secretary (Article) - 6/25/2006 2:42:35 PM
It always happens to me, especially when I work.
Mental wars have been part of my life ever since my grandfather laid hands on me when I was seven, annointed me with oil and interceded in tongues over me to be healed from something the doctors couldn't figure out. I was healed two days later Praise Jesus, but ever since then . . .
I am well aquainted with this, and I bloody hate it! For some reason it never goes away!
Richard
A Baffling Situation Indeed (Poetry) - 11/6/2009 9:49:43 AM
I completely share your views here. I blame liberalism - it has made many people greedy and self-centred. They need protecting from themselves but intervention would 'breach their human rights' so we have to allow them to self-destruct. Madness!
Do It Anyway (Poetry) - 6/14/2009 9:24:18 PM
A beautiful composition.
A Baffling Situation Indeed (Poetry) - 10/26/2008 5:21:01 PM
Hi Lena, I wasnt sure if you were still in the den, mind you I forget alot of things these days...and ppls names etc..Pleasure to read you. I'm just sitting here going through finding ppl :) Take care and God bless
Ch'erie
Clouds (Poetry) - 10/23/2008 7:33:55 PM
Lena, love the story, love the flow & love the visuals, well done
Dave.
What's It All About (Poetry) - 10/20/2008 5:52:28 AM
I praise the LORD for you!
God Bless your finances.
Yours, in the name of Jesus Christ,
John Michael
Don't Cheat the Man in the Mirror (Poetry) - 9/18/2008 10:59:43 PM
This is so wonderful. Inspirational and written with so much insight.
Don't Cheat the Man in the Mirror (Poetry) - 9/18/2008 5:04:00 PM
You have a great way of writing the past of present, bravo to you, take care Valerie
He Paved the Way (Poetry) - 9/8/2008 2:35:59 PM
AMEN, Lena! BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Spare A Little Time (Poetry) - 8/12/2008 3:48:10 AM
Lena if the world could just smile showing kindness it surely would be a better place. Also kindness to our children escpecially the little tikes leave a lasting impression in their vividly amazings train of thoughts. A lovely write of concern and expression.
Seek Ye First (Poetry) - 8/4/2008 1:00:47 AM
Dear Lena,
Wow! This is what I needed to hear. I am sorry and please forgive me for being so forward but "I love you" for writing such a beautiful poem. You have such a warm and loving heart for Christ.
Peace be with you...
John Michael
Seek Ye First (Poetry) - 2/28/2008 7:10:40 PM
Nicely written...it is easy to look for satisfaction in all the wrong places.
Janice
Seek Ye First (Poetry) - 7/3/2007 8:17:54 PM
RIGHT ON, SISTER, RIGHT ON!
Excellent instruction as always, from our beautiful Miss Lena.
Love&Hugs&Prayers, Rhonda
(I was under the weather for several days; LORD-willing, I'll be in touch real soon though. Jason-Josiah sends his best love to you! He's such a dear, Lena; took good care of his old grandma :) Thank you for all your prayers. Love you. PS> CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW BOOK!)
Seek Ye First (Poetry) - 6/25/2007 2:49:30 PM
Man has lost his priorities. Great insight.
Spare A Little Time (Poetry) - 6/4/2007 4:15:07 PM
A smile can make a great difference in one's life...you've penned a wise write my friend! It doesn't take but a moment to offer a friendly hello, how are you, or just smile and nod...some people are just waiting to give one in return! Enjoyed this write much my friend!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Order! I Must Have Order! (Poetry) - 6/4/2007 3:30:00 PM
Thank you dear friend for all of your humble comments on my work as well as for being a friend and prayer warrior! God Bless.
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Order! I Must Have Order! (Poetry) - 6/1/2007 6:25:37 AM
Thank you Lena, I feel honored to be considered a friend.
God Bless -Spirit Warrior
Order! I Must Have Order! (Poetry) - 5/31/2007 5:03:50 PM
How thoughtul of you, Lena. I thank you for your sentiments. This is a fine gift. Love, peace, and blessings to you,
Regis
Order! I Must Have Order! (Poetry) - 5/31/2007 12:14:31 PM
Lena,
It is our pleasure to read your words; they give praise to the One Who deserves all praise; they instruct; they make us think. Very clever, unique poem of gratitude; it is I who should be thanking YOU. So: thank you!!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Order! I Must Have Order! (Poetry) - 5/31/2007 6:11:59 AM
How thoughtful and gracious of you. How much do you charge others for this orderly talent?
Order! I Must Have Order! (Poetry) - 5/31/2007 4:03:55 AM
Number one, number two, number three--where does it all begin--this chart--which friend? (I'm an organizer, too.)
Order! I Must Have Order! (Poetry) - 5/31/2007 4:02:11 AM
Lol! It is an honoe to be included in this "orderly" piece. Lives get busy and words often become stubborn so fear not fellow poet, your words ring true. Friendship is silent at times because it finds comfort in the positive flow of a smile!
Order! I Must Have Order! (Poetry) - 5/31/2007 12:18:02 AM
You are very precious! You have a big heart filled with joy and love.......Now relax!
Be safe,
Karen
Order! I Must Have Order! (Poetry) - 5/30/2007 8:18:45 PM
This is amazing and I am honored, that my name is on that list, I am blessed in your friendship as well
God Bless
Michelle~
Order! I Must Have Order! (Poetry) - 5/30/2007 7:19:45 PM
Can I place an order...? LOL, Ed & Rufuz
Spare A Little Time (Poetry) - 5/30/2007 1:13:17 PM
Lena, how right you are, just a smile can make a difference in someone's life that has no one, or to lend a hand to someone in need lets them know people do care. I loved this!
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