In a small town in Sweden, there was a special little postman. His name was Carl, and every day he rode his little green bicycle through the streets and alleys to deliver letters. Although Carl was young, his face was always filled with a warm smile, like the warm sun in winter.
He didn't just stuff the letters into the mailboxes when delivering letters. He would pay attention to the situation of each household. For example, there was an old lady living alone, and her children all worked in big cities. Every time Carl delivered letters to the old lady, if he saw her basking in the sun at the door, he would stop and chat with her for a while, telling her some interesting things that had happened in the town recently.
Once, Carl learned that the old lady's birthday was coming soon. So he made a beautiful birthday card in his spare time. On the old lady's birthday, he delivered the card and the letters to her home together. When the old lady saw the card, she was so moved that her eyes were full of tears. She held Carl's hand tightly and said, "You are like my own grandson."
There was also a little boy who liked collecting stamps very much. After Carl knew about it, he would save new stamps for him every time. The little boy was always looking forward to Carl's arrival to deliver letters. As soon as he saw Carl, he couldn't wait to run over.
Carl was such a warm - hearted little postman. He made the people in the town feel warmth and care. His existence was like a clear spring, flowing in everyone's heart, making the town full of love and warmth.
In winter, the weather was very cold and the roads were covered with snow. But Carl still set out to deliver letters on time. Once, he saw a little girl crying on the roadside because she had lost her gloves and her hands were freezing red. Carl didn't hesitate to give his gloves to the little girl and also sent her home.
Carl's deeds spread throughout the whole town, and everyone liked this lovely little postman even more. And he also continued to be in his position, not only delivering letters, but also delivering love and warmth.
