We're continuing our 365 Acts of Kindness today, encouraging everyone to do one nice thing for someone else every day, for the next year. It doesn't have to be random- you can certainly be kind to someone you know, or a complete stranger. The idea is to pass love around- help someone else out, and inspire them to do the same. Sometimes, we have to change to be the change we want to see in this world.
Every Monday, we'll post a weekly roundup of Acts of Kindness, where you can share how you've helped others, or how others have blessed you by their acts.
Here's a random comment selected from our last Round-Up:
Christy said, 'I hope I give kindness to my preschool class every day that they are with me. Sometimes I'd rather just put them in time out, but I usually try to redirect them or give them a hug. They are usually just tired or hungry :) Today my kindness was playing with the felt dollhouse with a little girl who was having a hissy fit over something or other!'
This is Week 5 of this special Bloggers & Readers Challenge, and I am so eager to read everyone's comments on how they were able to offer kindness, or how they received kindness from someone else last week.
Be sure to leave us your comment, and keep spreading the love around! You never know- your comment might be featured in next week's post, or we might randomly show kindness to one our our readers!!
Thanks for participating!
Speaking of random acts of kindness, just in the past week I located my stepdad's biological daughter whom he hasn't seen in 40 years AND my hubby's half brother. It's SO exciting and I can't wait to meet these long lost family members.
ReplyDeleteToday, I let my son watch Thomas and Friends during his lunch. We usually have a "No TV during meals" rule, but he has been very helpful and well-behaved this morning so I thought he deserved a treat!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun meme. I like this idea. On Valentine's Day a friend of mine went to the movies with her family. In line buying concessions, a man gave her $40 to pay for it and told her to pay it forward. Pretty cool!
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