kindness

There are some behaviors many of us have seen that may immediately come to mind. Brazenly cutting in line is a HUGE no-no. That should be a given. Insulting people seems fairly obvious, but I've still seen it happen. Heaven help the person who goes after the last bag of Flamin' Hot Cheetos when THESE people are nearby.

To me, loving animals is not just only about how they make us feel. It's an act of seeing them with as much compassion and clarity that we can at the time.

Acts of kindness go a long way while people are sheltering in place to make them feel connected and loved.

Next time we're tempted to judge or demonize others, imagine walking in their shoes. We don't have to agree. Just seek to understand--and be kind.

We are all human. We have people we love. We feel anxiety over COVID-19. One of the most powerful balms to soothe almost any wounds? Kindness.

I saw a couple out to dinner tip $2 on a $58 tab. This may not seem like a big deal to you but to me it is.

When life has got you down and struggling, don't discount the beauty of human kindness!

For many of us, there is a running dialogue with ourselves and it isn't always very positive. Why do we treat ourselves with such disdain?

During a time that many folks may blame their late deliveries, mess-ups, and overall bad experiences on their drivers, my Glammy constantly reminds us all to be kind to the most overlooked superheroes.

Next time we're tempted to judge or demonize others, imagine walking in their shoes. We don't have to agree. Just seek to understand--and be kind.

I woke up this morning to yet another line-up of brow-furrowing, heartbreaking headlines that can tempt one to either overdose on glazed donuts, go back to bed, or to begin to feel a creeping cynicism and apathy about all of the sadness going on around the world...