Kindness is always out there, even when it’s difficult to see.
Yesterday, I asked a question about kindness on Twitter (a place not known for its kindness) and I received many wonderful and kind answers.
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Do you see kindness in my other images for today?
Here’s what I find when I search for “kindness” on YouTube.
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Thanks to all who show kindness, including YOU.
I will make sure to be sunny with all I engage at the library today, Ann … as I do every work day.
Thanks for your daily kindness, my friend.
I think it’s wonderful that attention is focused on cultivating acts of kindness. It seems we really need to have the reminders. I could point to many people and circumstances where kindness is evident, but there are days I’d think it is in very short supply. We need the reminders. Thank you, Ann.
Thanks for your kindness, Debra.
when I had taken someone shopping, who was struggling financially, using community grant money, who stopped to take money out of her purse to help another struggling person in front of us who was 1.79 short when trying to pay.
Thanks for sharing the beautiful kindness, beth.
Social media has become known for modeling behavior. The negative behavior gets a lot of attention but I think the positive behavior is important too. Every act of kindness has a ripple effect.
Thanks for creating so many wonderful ripples, Kind Chris.
I was in the elevator with the trash bag, and someone offered to take the bag to the dumpster.
Thanks for sharing that kindness!