I don’t consider myself a touchy-feely, feel-good sort of person. I’m more into hit-and-run acts of kindness—that thing where you do something nice then run away before the recipient realizes what’s just happened.
We sold our pet sitter one of our old cars and hold the note on it and today we’re going to let him know that we are closing the loan out early because he’s so good with our animals, and de
pendable, and kind, and just needs a break. Except that we’re going to do it a letter that we hand him as we are walking out the door. That way we can avoid the whole awkward ‘Thank you’ thing. Because it isn’t about being thanked, it’s about lifting someone else’s burden, even for just a minute.
We sold our pet sitter one of our old cars and hold the note on it and today we’re going to let him know that we are closing the loan out early because he’s so good with our animals, and de
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- Posted by overeducatedtexa
- Nov 30, 2017
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Kixx wrote: What a considerate, amazing, generous, kind thing to do, overeducatedtexa! And i love your name "hit-and-run acts of kindness", too. Than you for sharing!
glenystas wrote: Wonderful gesture, and i love hit and run
nankers wrote: Love the hit & run kindness - very clever, very caring, very humble too! <3
FairyBubbles wrote: That is truly beautiful.
Mish wrote: Any way you choose to do it, kindness rocks! ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘
ryandavid wrote: Just a wonderful act of kindness !!!!
gloriousday wrote: Beautiful gesture!
mindyjourney wrote: Such a nice kindness, my friend :)). Since KS, I've come to realize that allowing others to express their tx is a gift too...just keep following your heart â¤ï¸.
michelelpurce wrote: What a great act of kindness, :)
lt33 wrote: He'll appreciate what you did for him that was a nice thing you did for him 😉
