I was taught from a young age--be Kind to others and the lesson seems to have stayed with me through the years. Its the simple acts of Kindness that seem to mean the most~~~taking a moment to Thank a young cashier for having a polite attitude, making sure to hold the door open for those coming behind you~ young or old--it does not matter.
Yesterday at my Pain Doctor's office~~~there was a brief moment of 'Silly Kindness"--best way I can put it. The office had been filling up as we patiently waited for the Doctor to arrive. The door opened, and a young assistant called out Three names~~~yes mine was one of them, we all rushed to the door and realized how FAST we got through the door. It was like somebody had turned on the "Remember Kindness Light" as we looked at each other--almost unsure if we should walk into the next room. I had to speak---"Heh, we better get into our little rooms quick---it doesn't matter Who got through the door first!" Laughter filled the room---it was glorious! Nothing like Kindness!
Try a bit of Kindness---it does help..
martha
Oh, I love this light-hearted post! LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Veronica!!
DeleteSometimes we need to "lighten it up a bit" and this was one of those moments!!
love, martha
Laughter is good for our soul. Love your light touch.
ReplyDeleteHi Betty!!
DeleteWell I agree with you 100% and then some more!!! With Pain just chomping away--its easy to lose that "laughing spirit" but my doc managed to help my NECK settle DOWN!! Heck I feel like a new person (neck wise, but my old BUTT---oh i think it just wants some attention from time to time)~~~~~I just decided it was time to LAUGH!!!
thank you Betty for the love and caring prayers!!! Love back to you from me...martha