you meet is fighting some kind of battle. You never
know what may be happening in their life. Extra
kindness might help them make it through that
very day. To keep on trying; to keep putting
one foot in front of the other; and to have
just a little hope that things will get
better. That someone might care
and that maybe God has not
forgotten about them.
All because you
were kind.
And then let's be kind to ourselves also.
Sometimes we need the very things
that we gladly give to others.
Things like love, hope,
acceptance and
kindness.
With hope,
Cynthia K.
Hi Cynthia!
ReplyDeleteI love this post, it's so beautifully written....we don't ever know what others are going through, you are so right. And I so agree about doing things for ourselves.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment the other day on my blog - that made me feel great...THANK YOU!!
And...."we haven't even swept together"....I LOVE that....my kind of joke LOL!!
Have a lovely day,
Simone xo
I love this too and certainly believe it. Many people are going through trials and you'd never even know it. We have to be careful out there - what is that saying - not to judge others unless you walk miles in their shoes?
ReplyDeleteGreat thoughts, Cynthia....I love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your visit...I soooo appreciate it.
Have a wonderful Sunday.
Blessings,
Spencer
Hi Cynthia,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. I'm glad you liked the monogrammed coasters. I got my letter "H" off my microsoft works program on my computer. I just opened up a blank document, and browsed through the different fonts.
But you can also go to google images and type in the letter H to get some pictures. Or google "free fonts".
Hope that helps!
Blessings,
Traci
Hello Cynthia,
ReplyDeleteI love the name of your blog. (I wish I had thought of it first :)
Thank you so very much for visiting me.
-smiles-
I liked your comment to Anne at Fiona and Twig, so came on over. I love your recent post. What a fantastic world this would be if everyone was kinder. Your broom joke was pretty cute too!
ReplyDeleteCynthia,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely blog you have. This post is especially heartwarming, as we can all try extra hard in life to be helpful. It doesn't cost money to be kind! Thank you for popping over to my blog and becoming a follower. I appreciate that, and now I have discovered you and your sweet sentiments.
Maureen
Hi Cynthia.....thank you for becoming a follower recently......in answer to your question about my tree.....well....I planted it about three or four years after we bought the house so it is approx 20 years old. The original tree there was 80 years old and got struck by lightning and we lost it. This little volunteer oak was in the backyard flower bed and when i pulled it out as a weed, I just couldn't toss it.....soooo, here it is in all it's glory....a wonderful tree with such a wonderful memory......your post is sweet....ihave that very comment about my cash register and try to remember it when people come in and are less than nice......you just never know what someone has on their plate, huh? Enjoyed your visit and will stop back by again soon...xojana
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post on kindness and so very true. I need to remember that always.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind comments on my little tart tin ornaments! Pop on over anytime!
Blessings~
Hi Cynthia, what a wonderful post this is. So important to remember. It's so easy to get caught up in our own "little world" we forget what others may be going through.
ReplyDeleteI'm tickled that you enjoyed the photos, just wait till my White Wednesday post, all the "white" ones are coming and they are WONDERFUL!
Blessings,
Debra
Hi Cynthia!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry it took me so long to come by and visit you! Things have been a little crazy! :)
Anyway, I just wanted to say hi and thanks for following me.
This post was so beautiful and so true! Oh, and I LOVED your little broom joke....I can't wait to tell it to my hubby!
Have a great day!
Adrienne
oh cynthia! great post! so true, so true! thanks so much for the sweet comment! it helps! looking forward to more visits! xo
ReplyDeleteLovely post! I'm glad I followed the link over here to read that some one else is still trying to spread kindness and to be kind. I loved this post...I ask this question If everyone wants it why is so hard to find or be that way...I know the answer biblically...but it still boggles the mind. The same goes for Love and Peace.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Terri
Hi Cynthia, Thanks for the sweet reminders that we all need to hear and hear and hear. Warm hugs, Mollye
ReplyDeleteWe have to be careful out there - what is that saying - not to judge others unless you walk miles in their shoes?
ReplyDeleteWork from home India
Cynthia: I was popping over to get a link to send my readers here, and read this post for the first time. This is so true, and so true this time of year. There are so many people right now that may not appear to be stressed by the economy, but who cannot even manage presents for their children this holiday season. I hope we all keep our eyes and ears open and our words compassionate. We may be able to help a neighbor who really needs it.
ReplyDeleteYou're right! I never hurts to be kind. Thanks for the reminder. ; )
ReplyDelete~Michele
P.S. Thanks for visiting my blog.
Cynthing, I just loved this post the first time I read it...it made me cry beacuse it is so true...I am finally commenting on it today but didn't re-read the entire thing because...well I knew I would cry again, but I wanted to let you know how much I loved it, and tell you that when someone is nasty to me, that I don't even know, before I become quick to judge I will stop and think before I respond in kind and remember that sometimes a laughing face and happy demeanor doesn't always mean that person is happier than you, because sometimes they have heartbreaks too, they are just trying to deal with it as best as they can...just like everyone else...no one persons life is perfect or painfree. it is good to rememeber that. Thank you, besos, Rose
ReplyDeleteCynthia, you are a beautiful person. I wish more people were like you. This post is amazing & made me stop and think! It's so easy to get caught up in your own life & to forget what others are going through. Thanks for the reminder & the inspiration.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Sherry