Everyday Kindness

Don’t you feel helpless about our currently military action? I do.
To battle my helplessness, I’ve tried to support the people who are involved with the war. I’ve sent coffee to a unit that hadn’t seen coffee in two years. I’ve babysat a few military kids so that the mothers can shop or [...]

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I can’t imagine having to make the decision to give your child’s organs away.  A lump forms in my throat at the thought.
But somewhere in Utah, someone made that choice.
This is the outcome:

This is a wonderful story of everything we talk about. Grieving strangers save a child’s life.   Parents listened to their hearts and grasped [...]

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I know you’ve thought it.
What the hell happened the to Everyday Kindness Challenge?
I know.  I know.  It’s been quiet here.
I’ve continued my small acts of kindness.  At least one a day.  I’ve given warm loaves of bread to neighbors, sent off cards to people who lost someone, remembered people’s birthdays, and even was particularly nice [...]

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