Kindness is a choice, but it’s not always an easy choice. Donna at A Year of Living Kindly give us reasons to choose to be kind, which should help us to stay on track.
With regard to kindness, it should be enough just to know it’s the right thing to do, but there are also some really good reasons to choose kindness and to practice it until it becomes ingrained in our reflexes. Here are a few: A Dozen Reasons to Choose Kindness
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Thank you, Tim! Hope you are finding time to enjoy these short days and their march toward a new year.
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I’m finding things to enjoy in every day and things to get excited about or awed by on a regular basis. How are things with you, friend Donna?
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Life is good! How lucky we are that there is something to discover or to take our breath away every day.
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