June 16, 2009
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It is in Giving that we Receive by Nancy Armstrong It is not about reading goodness that people do, it’s about doing goodness. It’s about making a change in your life, in your community, for a better world in which to live. I strongly suggest, or maybe the word is challenge, I challenge you to [...]
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April 11, 2009
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By BeKind Acts of kindness and generosity come in many different forms: Giving food to a hungry stranger, donating one’s time to aid homeless people or helping a fellow tenant make the rent. But it’s their ability to touch us and stick in our memories that makes sometimes even small gestures a powerful and lasting [...]
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March 28, 2009
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Pay it Forward Elizabeth Svoboda PSYCHOLOGY TODAY MAGAZINE As life dragged on after her best friend Lynda Drabek’s funeral, Charlene Moser took a novel approach to keeping the pain at bay: She carried out small acts of kindness. The good deeds she choose”paying for the drive-thru customer behind her, for instance”were things Lynda, a lifelong [...]
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January 19, 2007
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Pass It On Random Acts Of Kindness A simple play on words, a negative turned positive and a movement is sparked. “Today I will commit one random act of senseless kindness.” This simple phrase has launched an international movement inspiring people to practice kindness and to “pass it on” to others. It spawned bumper stickers, [...]
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October 10, 2006
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Pay it Forward Elizabeth Svoboda PSYCHOLOGY TODAY MAGAZINE As life dragged on after her best friend Lynda Drabek’s funeral, Charlene Moser took a novel approach to keeping the pain at bay: She carried out small acts of kindness. The good deeds she chose—paying for the drive-thru customer behind her, for instance—were things Lynda, a lifelong [...]
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