I have to admit it is strange for me to share my stories of kindness. It is usually something I keep to myself. I was very stoked to see how many ideas are already things I do and do not think of as acts of kindness, but just patience and compassion.My amazing 17 year old son and I embarked on taking on a more planned acts of kindness and wanted them to be things we aren't already doing on a regular or semi- regular basis. The first was to buy groceries for a family that was struggling to get through the month. We were able to buy and deliver fresh foods for them to help them until they had more food benefits at the first of the month. It was super awesome that my son was so into it too!
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- Posted by MissTina
- Jun 22, 2019
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mindyjourney wrote: Yes, saw the post about buying the groceries :))). KS is a space that encourages and supports kindness! The other sure does get enough press on popular media!
patjos wrote: Yes, I admit that it feels strange at first too. Love's not boastful that's what I grew up with - but Love DOES Love to shine a Light for others, isn't that true? :)))
michelelpurce wrote: i am with you. i always feel like i am boasting but being on KS it is showing others ideas as well for them to do. :)
Mish wrote: Welcome to KindSpring, Miss Tina. Posting our kind acts is meant to inspire & encourage others. Don’t think of it as “boasting†:))
dotmatrix wrote: My first post here in November 2014 was about my (then) 23-year old son. =) Thank you so much for sharing your stories. I know it feels strange, but it lifts everyone's spirits and gives us ideas to try ourselves. So thank you both! ♥.
