Tonight at work I worked with a new girl. She was lovely. Later during our shift she mentioned to me she had cramps. "Womens" cramps. We spoke a little about this and during our conversation she mentioned how she loves wheat bags. She would use one back home (She recently moved from New Zealand to Australia) however it was her mother's and she had to leave it there.
That's when I remembered. I have one!!! I bought one for one of my pregnancies as I experienced back pain.
It's late here and I've not long been home and have dug it out to give to her tomorrow. I admit, I was reluctant to give it as I wanted it. So silly I haven't used it in years. But it's funny how we want to keep things 'just in case'.
Yet it is so much better with her than in my cupboard. I look forward to gifting her tomorrow and hope she recieves it well 💖
That's when I remembered. I have one!!! I bought one for one of my pregnancies as I experienced back pain.
It's late here and I've not long been home and have dug it out to give to her tomorrow. I admit, I was reluctant to give it as I wanted it. So silly I haven't used it in years. But it's funny how we want to keep things 'just in case'.
Yet it is so much better with her than in my cupboard. I look forward to gifting her tomorrow and hope she recieves it well 💖
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- Posted by brindlegirl
- Aug 8, 2016
- Comments (10)
Readers Comments
mnc_91 wrote: Wheatbag kindness from a kind new friend :-). Lovely :-)
splain wrote: Nice give brindlegirl
Bananatheworl wrote: Awesome job!
mindyjourney wrote: She will be touched by yout thoughtufness :))). Thank you for giving even tho you wanted to keep :))
mish wrote: Spot on!!! Bless.
kiwicat wrote: I love my wheatbag too! Thank you for giving someone in need your one!
leoladyc728 wrote: what does the wheat bag do?
Annabella wrote: You're a sweetheart. <3 <3 <3
melnotes wrote: Great act in letting go! It is funny how we keep things even when we are not using them, Kind Spring has taught me to let go of more things than I ever would of in the past!
sandi wrote: I recently retired and embarked on cleaning out closets, etc. That have not had a good cleaning in a long time. I had too ask myself if i really needed the item and when was the last time i used it. Blouses, shoes, purses, shirts, skirts went to an organization called "dress for success". All the years it was important for me to look good and feel part of the corporate world are now gone and someone else can use these "gently used" items to go out into the world and enjoy looking good in a job that they love. I wish them well.
It felt good to let go, share with someone else, and clear the past to look to the future. I am loving retirement. Yeh!
It felt good to let go, share with someone else, and clear the past to look to the future. I am loving retirement. Yeh!
