Today, we're continuing our 365 Acts of Kindness today, encouraging everyone to do one nice thing for someone else every day, for the entire 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 Sunday, we're posting 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.

My Act of Kindness from Last Week...

Last week, my schedule sort of got turned upside down. Everything that could possibly go wrong at my house, went wrong. We had a handyman come to our house last Friday, to install a fan in our bathroom. He's such a nice guy, and he's the one we call for the projects that are a little to dangerous or technical for my own handyman hubby to tackle. As he worked, he kept having to go outside to grab things from his truck, and it was so, so cold outside. He had his jacket on in the house and seemed chilled, so I put on a fresh pot of coffee and offered some to him. I asked how he took his coffee and fixed it just the way he liked it, and offered him drops of 'hot' off and on as he worked through the morning to lunchtime.

He so appreciated my kindness, and paid me a great compliment of what a wonderful mother he thinks I am, just from observing how I interact with my son, while he was working in our house. I so appreciated him saying so- it made my day! -Ondria.

This is Week 4 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!!

How have you shown kindess lately or been on the receiving end of a random act?