I love this time of year. Getting the house decorated, picking out the perfect gift, wrapping and baking. I love it all.
This is a time of year when I love to pay things forward and do random acts of kindness too. It just makes you feel so good to help others.
So I decided to do a giveaway for all you lovely bloggers that have supported me and have become bloggie friends.
I love getting to know all of you through comments and emails and your blogs. It has been a fun year and half for me in blogland.
So I am giving away these lovely Junking totes. I got them on a site called www.junkloveandco.com. If you have a chance check out this site. Amy the talent behind this Etsy Shop makes some pretty cute things. Thank you Amy for making these totes and letting me finish them with some bling for this give away.
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| Don't you just love the saying on these totes. This is the motto I have hanging in my office. So true!!!! |
When Amy sent them to me I felt like I needed to bling them up a little bit so with her permission I went in my craft basket and came up with this button trim and decided to add it to the totes to make this give away have a little of my crafty side in it too.
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| The buttons just give this already cute bag a little more bling. |
All you have to do is leave a comment on a random act of kindness you have done for someone and that is it.
You will be entered in the drawing and I will love reading about the special thing you did for someone else. We are all so blessed in so many ways and to pay it forward to others is so kind, caring and loving. So please share with me your act or acts of kindness and you will be entered to win.
Have a wonderful finish to the week and a lovely week end.
Happy Shopping, wrapping, decorating and baking. I will post the winners of the totes over the week end.
Oh, One More Thing:
I have to say I have one of the best hubby's out there. I got my Grace Angel last year for Christmas from him (you can see her below) and this year he got me another one. Cathy from Cheswick Company on Etsy makes these one of a kind Angels.
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| This is Amazing Grace I got last year. Cathy does such beautiful work. Each Angel is unique and one of a kind. She finds vintage Christening gowns to dress her angels. I love Grace I keep her out all year long. |
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| My newest Angel from Cathy. I love her vintage Christening gown and her little vintage sweater. |
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| It is hard to capture a good picture of her in this snow wreath on my front window. She is beautiful and has a gold sparkle crown which is hard to see. I have to name her and have not come up with a name yet. Any ideas? You will see more of Grace and this newest little angel in my Christmas Decor Link Party on Monday December 9th. Be sure to come back to view my Christmas tour and the five other bloggers joining in on the Christmas tour next week and be sure to join in the party with your pretty Christmas decor inspiration. |
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Have a wonderful week. I will draw out the winners of the give away this week end.
Kris
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What a beautiful Angel Kris! Love that sweet face! Well you know I am lovin that bag especially with the added bling! You are the most thoughtful person I know.You are always giving!
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Anne
Thanks Anne. I do love these angels. They just make me feel so good to have them. Each one is unique and I love the two I now own.
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I think you should name her Sophia! I often pick up the check for anyone wearing a uniform...military, police, fireman...just my way of saying thank you
ReplyDeleteHi Linda,
DeleteYep the best feeling is when we can do something even a little gesture to the men and women that put their lives on the line for our freedom. The sacrifices they make with their own lives is a blessing to all of us. Thanks for sharing and good luck.
Kris
my email address is elcgee@gmail.com....
DeleteI love the angel. She is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning. I love these little angels. Thanks for your sweet comment.
DeleteKris
I would love to enter your giveaway. We paid for someones order behind us in the drive through at McDonald's and it was the best feeling ever. LOVE to pass along kindness to others. Thank you for the chance to win!!
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PS I LOVE your angels...adorable!
This is great. I have done that too. It is so much fun when you do that for compete strangers in the line at McDonald's. It is the best feeling ever to pass kindness on to others. Thank you for doing this and sharing with us. Good luck.
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Love these bags! I practice "random" everyday--I work with at-risk teenagers--but I also tend to pay for meals of uniformed servicemen and women when I see them dining out.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Kirby,
DeleteThis is so heart warming to hear. Thank you for helping so many especially the men and women who put their lives on the line for us to be free. This is awesome and you are awesome. Good luck.
Kris
Love the bags ... and that angel **sigh**
ReplyDeleteI like to pay for our military men/women when in line. It surprises them.
I also like to stop and chat with the elderly when out shopping. Most of them are caught off guard but end up just chatting away! LOL
diane @ aug's blog
Oh DIane. I love this. I think it is so great you give time to the elderly they can be very lonely and feel left out of life sometimes so this is wonderful. Thanks for sharing and good luck.
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Good morning. I love the angel. Beautiful. I also love your giveaway. Very sweet of you. Its hard sometimes to think of all the things I do out of kindness as a person just does them and doesn't think of it in that way sometimes. As I pondered this I realized hmn I guess I really do! lol
ReplyDeleteAs my mother was really sick she worried the most of my brother who is 18yrs older than me and my twin. He has a wife and two sons on SSI with disabilities. Who would take care of him etc. We told her we would look after him. We save our cans, we invited his family to the Buffet where we work for Thanksgiving, he said how much is it going to cost me sis, we said nothing. He brought a friend also in need, I make his laundry soap for him, I love him. I dont think of it as an act of kindness but just love! Thanks for the giveaway! Thanks for you!
Thanks Pam for your sweet story. I love that phrase "acts of kindness are just love" just beautiful way to put it. Good luck.
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Oh, You are so crafty! Thanks heaven for women like you! You inspire me everyday.
ReplyDeletemaya at http://jiloeastdesign.blogspot.com/
Good morning.. I was blessed when I read what you wrote about acts of kindness. Thank you so much for sharing. It's so good to be reminded that there are so many giving, caring people out there. Many years ago, we knew a family with young children who had been in foster care but were returned just before Thanksgiving. The parents needed a little help and so our family decided to take them a turkey and some other things for Thanksgiving. I still remember how excited the kids were. WE felt like the blessed ones! Thank you for the give-away opportunity and for the chance to hear other's acts of kindness.
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you!
Tamara
Oh Tamara,
DeleteYou are just the sweetest. I bet the kids were so happy and had the biggest smiles on their faces. Truly a heart warming story. Thank you for sharing. These acts of kindness are making me feel blessed to know so many wonderful, kind and compassionate bloggers are out in this world giving of themselves. I love reading all the acts of kindness. It makes my day. Thank you and good luck.
Kris
I just love your angels. I am not usually an angel person, but yours are really cute. I tried to be friendly when I am sitting by a new chemo patient and encourage them. They seem to enjoy it and we giggle about the hilarity of a horrible situation.....I really feel it is a mission the Lord has given to me right now. Have fun with your Christmas decor....beautiful!
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DeleteI love that you have a sense of humor and are able to show kindness to others while you are going through your cancer treatments. Positive attitude and faith will see you through this part of your journey. I can see you sharing giggles with another patient sitting next to you. I bet it makes the treatments go faster and seem less invasive to talk and see the goodness around you. Thank you for your wonderful story. Good luck.
Kris
Kris, what a fun giveaway! You're such a generous person;that's one of the things I love about you! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd Terry is such a sweet hubby, too-love your angels!
Susan
Thanks Susan. I loved these bags the minute I saw them and of course I cannot leave well enough alone so I had to bling them up a little bit!!!!! Hey get in on this too. Leave your act of kindness and you will be entered. I am overwhelmed with all the nice acts of kindness that people are telling me on this giveaway. Very heartwarming.
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Ok...this is small, but I paid for the person behind me at the Starbuck's drive through the other day...! :)
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Ha Ha Susan with what Starbucks costs that is not a small thing!!!! That is really neat and I bet that person had a really good day because you did that. Thanks for sharing my friend.
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Hi Kris,
ReplyDeleteYour angels are so sweet (and so is your husband!) - I love those faces on those girls. You are always so thoughtful, and to be hosting a giveaway right now is really special. I picked up a random card yesterday in the antique mall to help sponsor families in need - went to Big Lots and bought a set of sheets, and hope to do a couple more. It's very sad when you see families ask for cleaning supplies for Christmas presents......and I saw at least 3 of them with that written on the cards. We are all so blessed, sometimes we forget about the simplest of things.
Thank you Rita for your story. I have a family I am sponsoring from Church and the kids put down they want hats, gloves, boots and pajamas. No toys were asked for. That tugs at my heart when the kids go without the toys others take for granted and want and just ask for things they need. I know your family will appreciate your kind and generous heart. Good Luck.
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Hi Kris,
ReplyDeleteI love your "requirement" to be entered in your giveaway even though it's difficult sometimes to express what we do for others. My husband and I have experienced difficult periods of unemployment, so we have reached out in a variety of ways (money, groceries, dinners, household items) to help those we know going through similar hard times.
Mary Alice
That is so beautiful Mary Alice. I love your story you can totally relate to what others in need are feeling and going through. Thank you for having a big and caring heart. Good luck.
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Hi Kris - Love your angels! They are precious. I love to look around and see where there are things I can do to make someone's day a bit brighter. When Landen was in the hospital a few years ago, we got a group together and fixed Christmas dinner on Christmas Day for everyone on the cancer floor of the childrens hospital. We did such a small thing that made so many's day a little brighter being in the hospital on that special day.
ReplyDeleteAnother thing I do at Christmas is that I have about 10-13 elderly friends that I take poinsettas to for Christmas. I hit the sales on Black Friday - a lot of places have poinsettas reasonably priced and then deliver them to my friends. I guess I hope someone will do that for me when I get really old. LOL
Thanks for the giveaway.
Judy
Hi Judy,
DeleteNot only are you so talented you are so generous. Thanks for your acts of kindness. Wow to take a meal to everyone on the cancer floor had to be a lot of work but I am sure you made those stuck in the hospital for the holiday happy. I love the ideas of getting poinsettias for the elderly. That is really kind and so caring. Thanks for sharing and good luck.
Kris
Our random act of kindness was to give electric heaters to one of my coworkers when hearing that the only heat in her house was from wood. She had spent the weekend splitting wood because a winter storm was coming. When I heard this I asked my husband to pick up some heaters and gave her them to heat up her house. I know her family was warm! Thank you for having such a nice give away, Di.
ReplyDeleteDi,
DeleteThis is a sweet story that you helped one of your coworkers without heat. I bet the heaters are a big help to her family. Thank you for sharing this and good luck.
Kris
I love that you are having a Acts of Kindest - I don't know if this qualifies but I have a friend who has some problems and she doesn't have a car so I take her to the store every week so she can get her groceries and to the bank. She was going to take a bus to a different city to purchase a Christmas gift and it would take her most of the day so I drove her so she wouldn't have to take numerous buses to get there and back. She is a dear sweet person.
ReplyDeleteYour angels are so pretty and your new one is very special.
Looking forward to seeing your Christmas decorations..
Have a great week.
Mary
Mary this is so sweet. Of course it is a big act of kindness. That is so beautiful that you help your friend out to get around and not have to take the buses. Beautiful story Mary. Good luck.
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Kris, the bag is so sweet and the added bling is totally you! You'll laugh at this random act of kindness. My dear friend lost her husband a year and a half ago. Hubby and I always buy a half of beef so we give her a little now and then. The funny one is that I also save left over meat and bones for her dog. He gets so excited when I go there. lol! Your angels are darling. Don't know why, but when I saw that sweet thing in the wreath with the dark locks, Coco came to mind for a name. Thanks for offering this give away. So excited for the party!
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Jann
Ha Ha Jann you are the first story to do something sweet not only for people but for a doggie too. Too sweet. Good luck.
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Kris...you know I love your angels. I have a large one in an old Christening gown hanging in my dining room.
ReplyDeleteAround here where I live...many folks are out of work, so this year at my Christmas show when someone purchased something from me...I let them pick out another little piece of jewelry from a basket that had Christmas and Fall pins in it for free. It could be for themselves or has a gift to give to someone else. I also had a basket of candy canes that I made and I let the little kids pick some out for free. One little girl was so excited and said she was going to give the candy cane to her daddy for Christmas. That just made my day!
hugs,
Cindy
Ohhhhhh Cindy how sweet was that with the little girl. I love this story. Thank you for being not only talented in your jewelry making but generous too. Good luck.
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What a wonderful giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI work at a nursing home in the Dementia Unit. Every Christmas, I buy a few extra gifts
For the residents that I take Care of. Whether it's socks or body wash,lotion, some new pajamas,
Hankies, or whatever I think they need. Some of these residents families don't come to see
Them, or some may not have family. They may not remember, but it makes me feel good knowing
That I could bring a smile to their faces when they open a small gift, such as a pair of socks.
sandraallen260@centurytel.net
Thank You Sandi for your story. It does my heart good as a nurse to hear you are so giving to those in a nursing home. Thank you for taking such good care of the elderly. Good luck.
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Cute tote bags. I love the font and graphic. I am going to go over and check out her Etsy shop.
ReplyDeleteLove the totes! Hmm, "a random act of kindness you have done for someone"...this is hard for me, because I thought you were to remain nameless in the act? I had to leave my job a few years back, can't believe it's been that long, and am now on disability and the Hubs is unemployed. Although we rarely can afford to give money, we always contribute clothes and food. We have also been cutting coupons out and leave them on the shelves at the grocery for others. I know it seems small, but we try to do what we can.
ReplyDeleteClaudia,
DeleteI am so sorry to hear about you being on disability and your husband unemployed. Yet with all you have going you still do little things to help others. It is the little things like what you do that make the acts of kindness so special. Thank you for sharing your story with us. Good Luck.
Kris
great esty stores, kris! love cathy's santa dolls, too:) you are so sweet to do another give away:) love the great bag, but, please leave me out, as, i've already won one of your past give aways:) not sure it's a act of kindness, but, my retired neighbor was in his tree, about 20ft up, and the ladder he was standing on fell to the ground--he was dangling from a limb. i was scared to death, he was going to fall, before i could get the ladder back up to him--but he did! he won't be climbing a tree ever again!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
DeleteOf course you are in the giveaway. Does not matter you have won before! Wow about your neighbor good thing you were there to help him. That is a wonderful act of kindness. Did you tell your neighbor only cats are suppose to get stuck in trees!!! Ha Ha!!! Thanks for sharing and you are in the drawing. Good luck.
Kris
"A GIVING HEART, GATHERS".... and that you do with sharing with so many of us. I live by this motto....our Vets, Firemen, Animal Rescue People... so many who give from their hearts, and nice to meet up and say, THANK YOU.
ReplyDeleteI like this motto too. Happy Holidays...Dottie
Thank you Dottie. It is so nice that you share and keep Vets and civil servants and animal rescue people in your sharing. They all do thankless jobs and do it because they want to not because of the money. So thank you for sharing with these very deserving people. Good Luck in the give away. Thank you for sharing your acts of kindness.
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As a family we decide to choose a family every year to help out at Christmas. It started when my girls were very young, and my 7 year old came home and said a girl in her class said there is no Santa because she didn't get any presents. My loving daughter told her the story of Jesus, and came home and said she would like me to buy presents for her friend instead of her this year. We talked about the family at dinner, and decided we were all blessed enough and adopted the family. They had a fantastic Christmas, and of course our kids got presents, too. What joy it brought our family to do this!
ReplyDeleteLeeanne,
DeleteThis is such a sweet story and what a great lesson you taught your daughter about giving. When you said she would do without to give to her classmate that stole my heart. You have done great raising this one. So happy you shared your story. Please leave me your email in case you win since you are a no reply comment blogger. Thanks and good luck.
Kris
I crochet dog blankets and our family donates them to local rescue organizations and animal shelters.
ReplyDeleteLove this!!!! I love that you give to a local rescue. Pet rescues are one of my favorites to donate too. Thank you for doing this. How sweet. Good luck.
DeleteKris
I saw a wool hat on a Wish List Pinterest board of one of my bloggy friends. I had it made up from an Etsy vendor and mailed it to her. She loved it so much she said she even wears it indoors. Did my heart good.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had more ideas like that, sometimes I just feel too shy.
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Hi Pamela,
DeleteHow Sweet!!!! Love your story. That is so nice you did that little extra for your friend. I actually found a great gift for a good friend from her pinterest board this year. Gotta love pinterest!!! Your bloggy friend I am sure feels so loved and was very surprised to receive this gift of love from you. Thanks for telling your story. Good Luck.
Kris
We always feel good doing things for people during the Christmas season. There are so many tiny cities around NJ where people have nothing. We donate toys for children and gift cards to the food store so families can have a wonderful meal for the Christmas season. It makes us feel so good. I am loving your angles and what you have done with them. The tote bags are beautiful and I love your added touches. You are one wonderful person and I am happy to call you friend!! By the way, I love that hubby of yours. He is just like mine in so many ways. I hit the JACKPOT with mine.
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Cynthia,
DeleteYou are too sweet. These stories are doing my heart good!!!! It is so wonderful that so many people think of others in need. My hubby is a keeper!!! We have been married for 33 years and he is my soul mate for sure. Glad you have a good one too. They are rare!!! Good luck in the giveaway.
Kris
What a lovely give away! I had just moved into my home last year, and I didn't know anyone around me, A neighbor of mine came out of his house and had dropped a $20.00 bill in his driveway. I picked it up and returned it later to him. He was amazed! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Lola,
DeleteSo sweet thank you for sharing and that was such a good deed to give the money back to your neighbor. Good luck.
Kris
How sweet of you Kris...you always have such a giving heart! I love your new little angel, of course I think I'd love any pretty angel that you'd post. Everything always looks so pretty and you have that magical touch that transforms it into it's true beauty! Now, as for entering the giveaway, it's hard to talk about yourself and what you do without sounding like your bragging. But I want to win, so I'll give it a try. Just recently, my youngest daughter and I were out running errands at our local strip mall. I noticed a man walking around everywhere with a huge camping backpack and looked like a mountain man. I said a little prayer for him then. You could tell that he was homeless but not skanky. Anyways, after we finished up our shopping, we stopped in to Pizza Hut to pick up our order. He walked in infront of us straight to the counter and began asking prices. As the lady told him, you could see disappointment on his face that he didn't have enough money. Then he turned to walk away...that's when I told him "do you want a pizza? Order it, I'll pay." He looked at me kind of in disbelief. I repeated myself as I put my hand on his shoulder reassuring him that it was ok and said to order. The lady at the counter gave us an even more puzzled look, lol. I then asked if he wanted a pop...he said no...water. I asked to pay for a water too and the lady said they'd cover that. A little worry hit me when he began to order, we were on limited funds so I wondered had I made a mistake because he could order anything! He ordered a medium pizza and that was all. He then turned to me and said in a low voice and a small stutter, "thank you so much, I hope you have a happy Thanksgiving." I shook his hand and gave him a hug telling him "you too" and to enjoy his dinner. When we got into the car, my daughter said when I stopped him from leaving to ask him if he wanted a pizza, she worried and wondered what I was doing, lol. We then talked about how we need to help people that seem to need it. God put him in my path after I said that little prayer for him and I definitely know how God works, so I done what was put on my heart and we were both blessed!
ReplyDeleteMelanie,
DeleteI love your story. That was so kind and you really stepped out with not know this person. I am a big believer that God puts people in our paths for a reason. This is so sweet so happy you shared with us. You are in my dear good luck.
Kris
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ReplyDeleteWhat sweet bags Kris! Everything you do is so special. There's a saying I heard many years ago that has always stuck with me... "People will not remember what you did, they will remember how you made them feel." It's one of the keys to life that God has for us that many people never even realize is there. Once you "get it" it changes you forever. Exactly what our good Lord wants to happen to us.
ReplyDeleteOur scrapbook leader, Carla, of our scrappin' group suffered a seizure while at the Ohio State Fair and seriously injured her head when she fell on a brick sidewalk. I was friends with Carla but didn't really know her all that well. She was best friends with our previous scrapbook leader, Claudia, who passed away a year ago from colon cancer. It was a tragic loss to all of us, everybody loved Claudia. Then Carla became best friends with a sweet gal in our group, Cathy, and they helped each other though the loss of Claudia. Then Cathy's husband took a job in another city and Cathy had to move and leave Carla. Another loss but caused by distance this time. Well when Carla had the seizure and was hospitalized they started her on meds, stapled her large head wound shut and told her she couldn't drive for 6 months until the meds were the correct level and she had no more seizures. Carla watches her 18mo old granddaughter 5 days a week. Carla's hubby could work from home but had to go into work every Tues & Wed, Carla would be alone with the little one. I was terrified for her and asked her if I could come over those days and "hang out" with her. She said she would really love that. I drove her and little one wherever they wanted to go, shopping, dr appts, whatever. She needed to get out of the house really bad!! Not driving was such a tragedy for her, but she did not get behind the wheel once because of the danger she could be to others. I was so proud of her! So Carla and I had our 2 days every week to do whatever she felt like. I felt I was helping keep Carla safe but the biggest blessing was what she gave to me... her friendship! We have become good friends and have had so much fun, laughs & tears together. Little one runs to me when I walk in the door and jumps into my arms with smiles and jabbering. Carla, who is not a demonstrative person with affection, hugs me! Oh God is so good. When we try to bless others He blesses us more!! I don't like to talk about things I do but this is such a good example of God works to bless us. I can't begin to tell you how happy I am that Carla and I are such good friends now. To God be the Glory!
Holiday blessings to you and yours! Edie Marie
Oh Edie you story is so fantastic. I love it. I am just overwhelmed each day to open up my blog and see these beautiful acts of kindness and how paying it forward gives back to all of us so much. I am blown away by your beautiful story and what a blessing it is to have God give back to you with having Carla now as a wonderful friend. Since you are a noreply comment blogger can you send me your email if you win in the drawing. Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful story.
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Oh Tammy I love your story. You do not have to have an email account to be in the drawing. I will see if I can somehow put your story on the blog so others can read this besides me. I love it. You are a special person and thank you for making my day with your beautiful story.
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From: "Tammy Thompson"
To: kmvavra@comcast.net
Sent: Friday, December 6, 2013 6:32:12 AM
Subject: Act's of kindness
Hi Kris , my name is Tammy & I'm from Ohio. I don't know if an e-mail count's as an entry & I'm not one to toot my own horn, but I'd like to share a few small act's of kindness I've done just to pay it forward.
Let me start w/ animals , last week by the elementary school, as I drove my son out to the high school I saw the most beautiful long haired black & white cat hit in the middle of the road. Ran my son out to the high school 5 mi. out, came back stopped at the gas station to get a box ( of course they had none) hunted down a town worker to pick her up. She was someone's pet & the children would be walking to school in 45 minutes & I didn't want the children seeing her/him.I also just had to put my white Pomerian to sleep because of cancer, I had the vet come to my home so she wouldn't be afraid. The cost didn't matter, her dignity did.As far as people , as soon as I found out the cashier at our little market had cancer in her 2 lymph nodes& no insurance I went to the local Amish market & bought an insulated bag & filled it w/ turkey , swiss cheese, homemade bun's , cole slaw, fry pie's,& other goodies. Between my mom , a friend & I , I gave her a card w/ $100.00 cash.
Might not seem like much but I'm on disability & on limited means. I don't own a computer , but last year I was blessed to be able to get an IPhone, I'm now in the cyber world at age 48.
I check every day to see if you've posted , you alway's put a smile ony face!! The angel's are so nostalgic looking, like they were created just for your home.
I don't C'mas shop except for my son & a best friend in Georgia. I went on Amy's site & ordered the 37.00 sweatshirt for my friend, she'll love it.
Hope you & your's have a magical holiday!!! Hug's, Tammy
P.s. I'm the one who has a cart full of groceries go in front of me when you only have a few. A lady at Walmart told me how kind that was the other day, no that's just having good manner's & a kind heart.
thank you for the sweet giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love the added touch to the bag.
I like to do little surprise things for people, so deciding which one to share is hard part of this.
I guess easiest is that lately I bought a lot of $5.00 gift cards at McDonald's, so when I see someone who is asking for help, I give them one of the cards. That way I know that, even though it is fast food, I am giving them a meal. =)
Christmas Blessings
barb
Oh Barb that is such a great idea that way too you know they will buy a meal and not alcohol or anything that is bad for them. What a wonderful and thoughtful thing. Thanks for sharing and good luck in the drawing.
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I love your new angel!!!! OK, one time I was going to the grocery store and I spotted a parking space very close to the store. I noticed that an older woman was following behind me and thought that she might like the close space. Then, I realized that the space was a "pull through" meaning that the space directly in front of it was open. I waved the woman to follow as I pulled through she was able to pull in behind me. She was so appreciative she actually thanked me . I felt good about what I had done and making others happy always makes me day! Hugs, Leena
ReplyDeleteLeena,
DeleteYou are the sweetest. I love when things like that happen they just make your whole day. I can so see you doing this. I am happy the lady took a couple of minutes to say thank you that always is a plus after you do something so sweet like that. You also get points from me for your giveaway to help out the lady that I help. That is a very nice act of kindness and it made my heart smile to know I could win that to pay it forward to someone in need. You are too sweet and an angel.
Thanks again for sharing your story. Good luck.
Kris
Your angel is wonderful! I'm loving your white Christmas decor!
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