Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see. ~ Mark Twain My daughter Liza opened the passenger side door
Category: Kindness
After His Father Died, This Son Found A Devastatingly Sweet Note
Some people believe romance is dead… In the age of online dating and apps many people feel the days of gentle love letters and grand
Hitting Back Bullies – By David Coleman (Clinical Psychologist)
Psychologist David Coleman caused controversy when he said on air that children should hit back in the playground. Here, he explains his logic What would
I Raised My Voice Against Hatred. It Was Easier Than I Thought It Would Be and It Felt Good. – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
“They have the best Greek feta cheese you can get anywhere,” my husband said, pointing to the Middle Eastern grocery store around the corner from
What To Do If Your Partner’s Snoring Is Causing Issues in Your Marriage – By Lucy Martial
Marriage is tough work, there’s no beating around the bush. Making a lifetime commitment to one person is a beautiful but challenging endeavor, and it
My Dad Overcame Addiction and is My Real Life Hero -By Jennifer Landis
As far back as I can remember, the thing that I most looked forward to most as a child were the weekends I spent at
Everything in Life Has a Story to Tell — Even Old Bookcases – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
When I was pregnant with my second baby I needed to add more furniture to the tiny bedroom that the new baby and her older
To The Child Who Gets My Little Brother’s Heart – By Jason Longhurst
On March 2, 2016, my 11-year-old brother was hit by a truck while crossing the street. The trauma knocked him unconscious, and the damage to
The Growth of Philanthropy to Help Support Military Veterans – By Jonathan Smith
Military veterans have risked their lives for their country but, until recently, have faced a rough time when leaving their military careers to find a
“I Am” – A 10-Year Old Boy’s Poem About Aspergers
“My 10-year-old son with Asperger’s was asked to write a poem for school titled ‘I Am’. He was given the first 2 words in every
Teenage Girl Gives Bullied Boy Something He Really Needs
The neighborhood kids often play basketball outside the Kentucky home of 13-year-old Shaylynn. Recently, the group got a hopeful new player named Richard — an
Food Waste: a Crime Against Humanity. Our Children Should Know Better – By Elena Verigo
I am a school teacher and it breaks my heart seeing how easily children bin food. This is a cry of my soul. Food is
This is the Most Important Question of Your Life – By Johnson Kee
It’s not “what is the meaning of life?” Too many people are looking for answers to the wrong questions. Say you’ve just been sacked out
I’ve Been a Shit Mum – By Rachaele Hambleton
So we are only into day 3 of ‘back to school’ and I’ve been a ‘shit mum’ repeatedly since Monday. This weeks epic fuck ups
Five Fun Ways to Celebrate the Arrival of a New Baby in the Family – By Lucy Martial
The arrival of a little bundle of joy is one of the most exciting occasions for any family, and if a happy couple in your
How Minimalism Brought Me Freedom and Joy – By James Altucher
I have one bag of clothes, one backpack with a computer, iPad, and phone. I have zero other possessions. Today I have no address. At
Brown Lentil Soup, the Cardboard Suitcase at the Back of the Closet and Forgiveness – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
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
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
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