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You’re Beautiful | Acts of Kindness

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I Wish You Knew Too. February 1, 2010 at 5:52 PM Posted in Campaign. We’ve all had that day when we were little (or maybe more recently…) when some insecure kid at school called us ugly, or too round, or too angle-y, or too short, or too tall, or…the list goes on. And hopefully we all had someone put their arm around us and tell us, “You’re beautiful, you know that? And the kid who said that mean thing to you is probably insecure.”. You know it. But have you heard it recently? Leave a Comment ». María on...

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Proverbial tree in the forest | Acts of Kindness

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I Wish You Knew Too. Proverbial tree in the forest. January 20, 2010 at 7:26 PM Posted in Thoughts. Forget the tree in the forest. If you do a good deed and no one knows about it, does it matter? My answer: It matters to the person you helped, even if they don’t know it. Did you commit a kind act or sacrifice for someone? Report it anonymously on the. I Wish You Knew Too. Leave a Comment ». Feed for comments on this post. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).

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How to keep a clean kitchen at work | Acts of Kindness

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I Wish You Knew Too. How to keep a clean kitchen at work. January 25, 2010 at 2:28 PM Posted in How to. Congratulations, you have a job! While work is, well,. It can be a pleasant break from the clutter and/or pile of dirty dishes awaiting you at home. But if there’s one thing worse than cleaning up after lazy roommates, it’s cleaning up after fellow colleagues. Here’s how to keep a clean kitchen at work. Clean up after yourself. Now is better than later. Rinse dishes before placing them in the dishwasher.

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A “thank you” You Take for Granted | Acts of Kindness

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I Wish You Knew Too. A “thank you” You Take for Granted. March 10, 2010 at 7:32 AM Posted in Uncategorized. Do you ever take the inside seat on the subway? You know, the one that leaves you completely trapped, such that as your stop approaches, you find yourself wondering how best to communicate to your seating partner that you need to travel across their lap, preferably not on it? Leave a Comment ». Feed for comments on this post. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Esti on Lesson 1: Pa...

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… Violence wouldn’t exist. | If I Ran the World...

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If I Ran the World…. 8230; Violence wouldn’t exist. February 15, 2010 at 10:42 pm. I know, this is the loftiest goal of all. But for some reason, violence seems to affect me more than it does almost everyone else I know. I still haven’t been able to pinpoint the reason I am so affected by violence, but the fact remains that I can’t handle it almost at all. Let’s have a few examples, you say. Well here is one that just happened today:. Dubes scar after the accident. I have trouble figuring out why some pe...

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I Wish You Knew Too | Acts of Kindness

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I Wish You Knew Too. I Wish You Knew Too. This is a place for you to let someone know something you did for someone who doesn’t know you did something for them. That’s because hiding the truth generally is. If you did something nice for someone and didn’t tell them, you have your reasons. Those reasons probably have something to do with self-sacrifice, doing the right thing, and wanting the best for the other person. So tell us about it here. What’s your good deed that you never told someone? Brainstormi...

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Lesson #3: Be a nice helper | Acts of Kindness

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I Wish You Knew Too. Lesson #3: Be a nice helper. January 22, 2010 at 8:25 AM Posted in Lessons in Kindness. Even if you’re giving a service, you can be nice about it. Yesterday I observed a friendly bus driver greet a passenger and strike up a conversation. He described his desire to visit the Ivory Coast and she nodded along. When I stepped off the bus a few stops later and thanked him, he answered in a tone so appreciative that he might as well have said, “. For riding the bus.”. She looks too cute!

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Polls | Acts of Kindness

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I Wish You Knew Too. If someone on the street approaches you for money, what do you do? 5 Comments ». Feed for comments on this post. I’d probably walk away really quickly or say I just spent my money. 8212; January 20, 2010 #. You can click on the poll to vote too. 8212; January 20, 2010 #. Let them know we all need money so they might get off their ass and work for it in some fashion. 8212; January 20, 2010 #. Sometimes, people need a little help! 8212; January 20, 2010 #. 8212; February 1, 2010 #.

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I Challenge You | Acts of Kindness

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I Wish You Knew Too. Challenge #2: Hold a door open for someone. (Jan.22/10). Challenge #1: Every day, identify one kind act someone does for you no matter how small. 5 Comments ». Feed for comments on this post. When I went to the movies last week, I used a coupon that you’re not supposed to receive Scene It points with. However, the ticket told me he would let me use my Scene It card anyways. So, I got points. 8212; January 18, 2010 #. 8212; January 25, 2010 #. 8212; January 20, 2010 #. Brainstorming i...