My last living grandparent passed away on Thanksgiving Day this year. My grandma spent her final days on this earth in her own bed, in
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On the Road: A Tough Teacher’s Alter Ego
As part of the continuing series “On the Road,” Steve Hartman meets the students of St. Francis High School near Los Angeles These students thought
Policeman Comforts His Fallen Partner In Her Final Moments
We’ve always said we support all animals, and know the relationship with those animals and their person is an incredible thing. In only a
You Need to See This Photo of a Smiling Donkey After it Was Rescued From a River
Mike is a donkey from Killorglin in Ireland. He almost drowned when a river next to his field broke its banks and flooded stranding him
62 Ways to Spread Kindness Like Wildfire – By Galit Breen
Acts of kindness are the simplest way to be the change you want to see in the world. Choose one of these ideas per day
Breaking Down in a Dodgy Part of Town – By Carolina Ödman-Govender
Yesterday evening, my car broke down in a really dodgy part of town. It was 6pm. I had one kid in the back of the
A Mom Suffering From Postnatal Depression Writes Thank You Note To Person Who Brightened Her Day
A mother suffering from postnatal depression has written a thank you note to a café owner whose kind gesture made a difference to her a
A Closet Full of Love – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
One Christmas about 6 years ago, my youngest daughter gave me a workout outfit to wear to the gym as a Christmas present. “It’s the
Staycation – The $1 Flight That Goes Nowhere
A RETIRED aircraft engineer is offering impoverished Indians the chance to fulfil their dreams of air travel for only $1. The twist is that aircraft never leaves
I am Emma – By Emma Zurcher-Long
“What is your name?” someone might ask. It’s a simple question, but when I try to make the sounds that form my name, other
Nails – By Ultan Cronin
I’d never cut anybody else’s nails until I was thirty-one years of age. Then, in the space of a couple of weeks, I was cutting
What Santa Did For A Hearing-Impaired Little Girl Is a Beautiful Present Itself
A little girl was visiting a Santa at a shopping mall, like countless other children do during the holidays, when something magical happened. Her mother
Uplifting Photo of the Day Features Police Shooting Innocent Bystanders
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This Strong, Small Puppy Survived Abuse With Boiling Hot Water
He Was Punished By His Owner In The Cruelest, Most Insane Way…Your Heart Will Break It’s easy to get frustrated with our little animal friends,
Writers WANTED! Write for Kindness Blog?
Hi! We’re happy to say that Kindness Blog is once again inviting article submissions from guest bloggers, authors and our lovely readers!! Whether it’s your
The wish that came true: Audrey’s journey from lonely to happy
Audrey, 70, from North East England spent over 20 years being alone at Christmas, and at all other times of year too, until a visit
People React to Being Called Beautiful (Video)
How would you react to being called beautiful? Shea Glover, 18, from Chicago, captured the reactions of friends, fellow students and faculty as they were
A Very Brief Guide to Self Care
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She Just Wanted To Pay For Groceries, But What Happened Next Stopped Her In Her Tracks
Grocery shopping is a pretty mundane activity that most people dread doing every week. Walking up and down the aisles with no sense of direction
7 Ways You Can Help Make A Loved One’s Weight Loss Journey Easier – By Lucy Martial
When a loved one is attempting to lose weight, many of us struggle to know how to help them. Often, we struggle to know what
The One Thing You Can’t Do Without – By Dagmar Baumunk
Friend (pronounced /frɛnd/) 1. person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, typically one exclusive of sexual or family relations. 2. a member
Loving Touch – By Trish Rohr
“Have a heart that never hardens, and a temper that never tires, and a touch that never hurts.” ~ Charles Dickens A few weeks ago,
Saved by the Invisibles – By Jonathan Carroll
How many times in a day, week, or month are we saved by the invisibles? Those small or insignificant sights, sounds, scenes, smells… we often
A Deserved Free Haircut for Good Grades
“I told Kamarian, who is in the 4th grade, back in August when school first started that if he came back to me with good
A Letter To Tina In The Hospital Canteen
Evening approached swiftly on the shortest day of the year. The hospital restaurant was nearing closing time as I heaved open the door and shoved
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