There isn’t a better feeling than when a complete stranger does a random act of kindness. I truly believe that this is one of the most awesome things to be the recipient of. Let's keep it going.
Am I kidding myself? Who's going to click on people doing nice things for each other? Who wants to see random acts of kindness? How boring, right? NOT!
Since I began doing "The Kindness Project" I have had the chance to make a few different people smile by surprising them with just a little something special , nothing life changing but I like that they at least at that moment realize that people care and they are worth being reached out to. Unfortunately there are so many other stories and request that have to go unanswered, believe me
In January, I had a story about someone leaving various articles of winter clothing around Amsterdam, with a note that told people to take the clothing to keep warm.
As I was scrolling through my Facebook feed, I noticed this video posted by Steve Azar. As I am a fan of Steve and his music, I figured I will probably enjoy this new group he is endorsing. I was right. Now, I wonder what you think of the song and the video...
I don't get misty eyed often but when I do more often then not it's out of pride for my little girl. We all have rough days at work and we all could use a little pick me up now and again, but how did Bells know I'd need one today?
I like to post funny videos once in a while, sometimes it's a song or a news story but once in a while a video comes a long that just makes you feel good about people and being human. These videos , to me, are the ones that really matter.
A fantastic oountry trio came through these parts recently, and Albany, NY may never be the same. They left a huge trail of GOOD VIBES in it's wake. I'm talking about the members of "The Farm"
We had a special visit recently from a fantastic group of singer/songwriters - The Farm. They were here to promote their heartfelt hit "Be Grateful" by showing just how grateful (and generous) they can be. Check out what they did at an Albany area gas station.
So last week, I was reading my e mail and I came across a letter from a girl who is a Cazenovia College Alum. She told me about a Facebook campaign she and her friends from college had started to promote 365 days of kindness and was hoping I could help her get the word out because it seemed to be spreading faster and further than they had ever really anticipated...
Debbie was telling me about her friend Amy, a single mom of three young boys who went to Olive Garden for one of the kids’ birthday dinner. They were just sitting there enjoying their breadsticks and a family having dinner nearby noticed that she was sitting there alone with the three kids.