I never made a lot of the food my mother made. I was too afraid of her to get close enough to learn and stayed
Author: Kindness Blog
To Those Who Have Touched My Twenty-One Years of Life But Are No Longer A Part Of It – By Brianna Woodward
I hope all is well with you. It’s been a while. It could be a month or two. Or maybe over a decade. Either way,
Eroding Into Beauty – By Mary Davenport
With the death of my Mom, my anxiety found new life. Like any parasite from a host, it crept into my veins and fed off
“You’re Never Too Old to Dream a New Dream” – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
Nobody hitchhikes anymore, I thought as I drove by him. Particularly nobody that age. He had on one of those old square cut baseball
In Her Darkest Moment, a Stranger Handed a Grieving Mother an Envelope Which Read…”Open Me”
Today myself and my mum went to the new Asda (Supermarket) in Gillingham (UK), and while we were waiting outside I heard a “here you
To the woman and child who sat at table 9
I did not introduce myself to you. My name is Tony Posnanski. I have been a restaurant manager for fifteen years now. My day consists
Advice for Caregivers: How to Know if Your Senior Loved One is Depressed – By Jim Vogel
Depression is an illness affecting the body, mood, thoughts, sleep, and more. While we may think that it is normal for seniors to feel the
Crocheting Into Eternity – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
Sister Brazil was her name. At least that’s what I remember calling her all those 70 years ago. “Come and sit here, child,” she would
The “After” Myth – By Lisa K
After. It’s here. In my first post, Before, 3 years ago, I said “I’m not to After yet, but I’m closer to After than to
The Production of Monsters – by Francesca Milliken
In 1977, my grandparents took me and my sisters to the top of the Empire State Building. I can remember being annoyed by all the
The Old Woman I Will Be – By Nancy Roman
Another birthday. A big one. 65. Over the last few weeks, I have been preoccupied with the significance of 65. Two thirds of my life
We Bought a Meal for a Cheerful Syrian Man. He Paid it Forward in a Really Big Way.
We met a young Syrian man at a vegan restaurant who had such a bright friendly smile that we couldn’t resist paying for his lunch.
(20) Love Lessons From Being Part of a Big Family – By Kathleen Ambrose Warner
Let’s be flexible while being deeply rooted. – Henri Nowen ~ 1. Share well with others or else. All 7 of us have experienced the
Little Surprises to Let Your Husband Know You Care – By Alison Peacher
Sometimes we all need a little reassurance, especially when times are tough. If you’re looking for special ways to show your special guy just how
One Man Planned On Killing Himself When He Left His Apartment, Until He Met A Stranger
Craigslist is one of the most unique tools that the Internet has to offer. You can use it to find anything from a new couch
I Stopped and Picked up a Man and His pregnant Wife on a Rainy Night in Seattle in 1977
I just figured out that I may be able to find out how this story ended after all these years. I was southbound on I5
13 Short and Sweet Stories About the Touching Kindness of Strangers
Enjoy these Heart-Warming stories that will touch your lives and your hearts. 1) The Man at the Market When the supermarket clerk tallied up my
On the Mindless Menace of Violence – (The Cartoon)
This is my second quote adaptation from the great Robert F. Kennedy. It’s an extract taken from one of his most important speeches, titled ‘On
Officers Help 81-year old Woman with Dementia Make it Home
Shared by Charles County Sheriff’s Office “We often talk about the rewards of police work. On Friday, we captured a moment. Officers responded to a
The Peaceful Home Fund – By Moshe Kessler
It is almost impossible to go through life without conflict over money. It can happen in a thousand ways. Scene 1 Act 1 Your car
I Am The Passenger – By Juliet Naked
I woke up this morning with a bad case of the blues. I’m not really sure what to write. Depression has her way with me
Kindness as an Act of Radical Subversion – By ‘Toby Israel’
“I haven’t told anyone this yet—not even my business partner,” said Jack. Two pairs of bluebell eyes stared at me gravely—Jack’s, and his infant son’s.
When Gratitude and Appreciation Become A Morning Mantra. – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
The alarm goes off and my husband is up, out of bed, into the living room to do his sit ups and push ups, out
This is 20 Years Too Late – (A Father’s Tragic Tale)
Hello everyone. This is a rather tragic story. It will not be suitable for light hearts. It’s my deepest, most darkest history, which led to
“MS. SUE…I’LL NEVER FORGET YOU FOR HELPING ME THROUGH THIS!!…”
I met my new friend Todd today. He’s 46 but blessed with the childlike wonder of a 6 yr old. It was his first airplane
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