Recently, in the spirit of kindness, I've been trying to do a little something every day.
I noticed the hand blower in the public restroom broke, so I put paper towels. I gave small treats to children at Sunday school, gave an acquaintance a baby gift, bought extra soda for a friend while getting groceries, donated some vacation time towards an unknown person in a medical situation, shared my lunch with a co-worker, and try to smile and say "Hi" to each person I see throughout my day.
These experiences have helped me to stop and appreciate the day more, and I notice myself counting my blessings and feeing grateful to be able to share so much with others.
I noticed the hand blower in the public restroom broke, so I put paper towels. I gave small treats to children at Sunday school, gave an acquaintance a baby gift, bought extra soda for a friend while getting groceries, donated some vacation time towards an unknown person in a medical situation, shared my lunch with a co-worker, and try to smile and say "Hi" to each person I see throughout my day.These experiences have helped me to stop and appreciate the day more, and I notice myself counting my blessings and feeing grateful to be able to share so much with others.
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- Posted by whittakc
- Nov 5, 2014
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Readers Comments
Mish wrote: Yes, kindness gifts the giver as well as the recipient.
vitalreiki wrote: Wow, donating vacation time! That is so cool.
wavingatyou wrote: Spreading kind everywhere :)
DotMatrix wrote: These are great ideas and lovely. You really uplifted the energy where you are. The vacation time one is amazing and so very thoughtful. Kudos!
