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Woman overhears a family bash their gay nephew, she pays for their dinner and leaves them a message (photo)

When a gay Texas woman, Natalie Elle Woods, overheard a family at a table while she dined at Snuffer’s Restaurant & Bar, in Addison, Texas on Nov. 11, talking about their “disgust” with their “liberal” nephew for coming out as gay, she decided to surprise them by paying for their meal.
Natalie paid for the meal and added a message on the receipt. It read:
“Happy Holidays from the very gay, very liberal table sitting next to you. Jesus made me this way,” she wrote, signing off with a heart and a p.s. reading, “Be accepting of your family.”
She took a photo of the receipt and shared it on her Facebook wall.

The message just became viral and a lot of people have praised her for her gesture including a New Jersey Senator Cory Booker. He posted:

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