Colleen, one of our store employees in town, told me that a couple of weeks ago, the morning after we received close to two feet of snow, she experienced a stranger’s kindness while shoveling snow. A young man walked up, relieved her of her shovel, and spent the next 45 minutes clearing the sidewalk. But what really spoke to Colleen was this …
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Cool! I love stories like this. Most people really are good.
At a very young age I taught my boys (now 22 &24) to everyday do one R. A. K… random act of kindness and to not take any money for doing so. Over the years I witnessed them practicing this over and over. To this day they do “nice” things for people/strangers and don’t even think twice. If more people would do at least one R.A.K. a day this would be a better world..
What a lovely tale. It is so nice when one is reaffirmed that kind folks still are around!
Aaaaaah! That felt really good.
Thank you for the sweet stories of goodness. What goes around does come around.
If everyone in America did small acts of kindness every day, what a wonderful nation we would be!
Such a heartwarming story. It’s nice to know that good kindhearted giving people are among us. If everyone would just take the time to do something nice every day what our world would be like.