> Caring for others was never on my priority list before I met my husband. I was selfish and other people's problems and needs didn't bothered me. I always had more than I need and I often bought things that I didn't need but I temporary lusted for them which ended in the trash when I got bored. Charity and compassion didn't exist in my vocabulary. I was beautiful cold-hearted snow queen. Falling in love with my Prince and living with him made me learn a lot from him. He was completely opposite of me. Although being poor, the other people's needs were more important to him then his own. He never told me how should I behave and what to do, but his strong character and own example formed me and changed me on better. I became very sensitive for the needs of others and I discovered a great joy in giving. My wife too. 

> Why am I telling you this? It is easy to give from our abundance, but would we give or share our last loaf of bread or our only coat when is very cold? Several times my Prince spent his last coin on others, unknown people and homeless and he worked hard to compensate the lose that we and our children wouldn't suffer shortage. He gave up his heritage in behalf of very poor family (single mother with 3 children) so that they will have their own house. I mean, who in the world would do that? Is he insane or he truly loves and cares for others? My husband is the man with golden heart although he would never admit it. People see it and that's why he is loved wherever he goes.