When I was a young child, my home was not a good place to be. My next door neighbor recognized what was needed. She spent countless hours with me, talking about plants and gardens. She complemented me on my better features. She oozed love. She was one of the only adults I ever felt safe around. I realized later what...
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I joined my workplace in 2017, I wanted to donate my salary for some goodness in society. I never believed in going through some agency and wanted to be someone who indulges directly with the people. The winters were approaching. My Mom's Sister (P.S: She received the National Teachers' Award in 2015) who is a teacher in a Tribal school...
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After my husband died suddenly 6 years ago ..I experienced amazing kindness from friends and family ..from people helping me move and sort out financial issues ,buying me groceries.someone bought me shoes for my daughter's wedding .to driving me places when I needed it,.and so many other things . the amazing love and support ,listening to me say the same...
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It's hard to pick a favourite; there are no small acts of kindness. 🌞
There was a time in my life when I drove over 50K km/year, and being on the road that much I've been first on the scene at accidents, added gas to cars, changed tires, given rides, boosted batteries... But this isn't about me. I've always told...
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With World Baking Day coming up on May 19, New York City Pastry Chef Tracy Wilk has released #BakeItForward, a new cookbook highlighting the grassroots adventure of spreading joy, kindness and sprinkles of hope by sharing baked goods with essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Featuring 25 recipes and baking tips, “#BakeItForward” also includes inspirational stories from bakers around the...
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My oldest (8) wants to be a police officer when he grows up. As a mother, I gave my husband my concern for his safety when he gets older, and if he chooses to pursue that career. We both have veterans in our families and law enforcement officers. We also faced a tragedy in our city back on August 3,...
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When my little sister drowned i saved her and she was only 3 years old when she drowned i jump to save her
I was in a room, a familiar guy that I like walked in, saw me smiling, he said that I am a good ''missy'', and that I am happy and smart. I really love that compliment! It was a good memory! Good memories make me happy!
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I once accidently dropped a book, and a girl picked it up and gave it back to me.
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1. Count to 100 or more.
2. Exercise and walk
3. Take deep breaths
4. Do something else you love, such as doing something creative or listening to your favourite music.
The new kid at school was quiet and kept to herself. A lot of people were quite mean to her so whenever I caught her smiling I'd tell her how pretty she was and she'd smile even wider and then make me smile and it always made my day. She smiles all the time now and is a good friend...
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I was once sitting on a bench near the park behind my home. It was then that a poor lady came and sat beside me. She had brought lunch with her too.
“Are you hungry?”She asked me.
I couldn’t believe my ears.
“You can have some if you want. I have brought 2 chapatis with me. We can share.” She...
Hello my name is Ernestine Hayward I am disabled in a wheelchair and I am caring for a two year old girl who is the apple of my eye I ordered some food from Mama Lou's and they messed up all night long the manager went beyond answering and handling the problem he showed up here tonight at my home...
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the nicest thing that someone has done was paying for my stuff at the store. It was on a Tuesday a couple weeks ago it was at yolks. I was getting pasta candy energy drinks and food for dinner. While I was waiting in line, the guy ahead of me said that I could go ahead of him and...
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