A shy 6-year-old girl once came to me with $5 and asked if I could make a birthday cake for her mom. Wanting to make it special, I created the best cake I could and brought it over the next day. Her mom gasped and began to cry. The little girl had insisted on decorating it with small sunflowers, and I later learned why: sunflowers had been her mom’s favorite because her late husband used to buy them for her before he passed away the year before. Her daughter simply wanted to see her mom smile again.READ MORE BELOW
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