INSPIRATIONAL STORIES
Toy
Submitted on: May 13, 2008
Submitted By:
Jane
When my brother lost his toy I searched for it because I am nice. I looked everywhere in the house and when I was about to give up I saw my brother with the toy that I was looking but I didn't punish him because I am a nice sister. That is true.
Weekend
Submitted on: May 1, 2008
Submitted By:
Steven Andrews
One weekend afternoon, my brother and I were really bored. Dad kept on telling us to find something else to do instead of watching TV all day. So we went outside and rode push-bikes for awhile. Then the phone rang and it was my friend and he asked if it was alright if we could come over because our dads were going for a ride on their motorbikes. Anyway we went over there and had fun all day!
Zone kindness
Submitted on: April 28, 2008
Jasmine noticed a little girl sitting alone at the Zone carnival. She couldn't help but notice that the little girl had not spoken or played with anyone so far that day. Jasmine's mission for the day changed. She consumed herself with making the little girl's day better. Jasmine does these acts of kindness every single day, because they help not only others but herself as well. Pass them on!
The caring of a busy pharmacist
Submitted on: April 28, 2008
I work downtown in Washington DC in a very busy area. I have extreme anxietyobsessive compulsive disorder
Sticker Kindness
Submitted on: April 28, 2008
When I was younger, I used to play soccer with a couple of friends at the park. We decided that I should be the coach. So, one day, I was in a sporting store when I saw some soccer stickers. They were a cheap 6 pack, and I thought I could use them while I was 'coaching'. My mom wouldn't let me get them, so I walked out of the store disappointed. When in the process of leaving, I stopped to throw something away while my mom was ahead of me, and the man who had been standing in line behind us ran up to me and gave me the stickers and walked away without even saying anything.
A Little Difference that can make a Big Difference
Submitted on: April 28, 2008
Just want to share this little thought with you.....
Many of us these days are too scurried in doing things for ourselves....everyday...day in, day out, people have spent their time cramming their time doing things that they think make themselves happy.
For, they believe that is what True (Real) Happiness is!!
Yet, how many of us...
3 Things
Submitted on: April 28, 2008
Besides showing kindness,there are 3 other things we need to be able to do
People have a lot in life and people need to do alot in life.But these 3 things they must be able to do:
-to understand
-to care and love wholeheartedly
-to have hope and be able to give hope to others.
If everyone had been doing this all the time,it would have been a perfect world.but its not a perfect world, there are trials and tribulations, pain and anger, love and hate, hardships and lessons to learn, amongst other things.
Activity- More kind deeds
Submitted on: April 28, 2008
- Take 7 walnuts and open them being careful not to chip or break them, remove the meat. Write an inspirational note on seven small slips of paper and put inside the walnuts. Glue the walnuts back together making the glue invisible. Decorate a small brown bag saying "Go Nuts and open one walnut a day" and put a name tag on it. Give it to a co-worker, a club member, someone who is having a tough time. (Notes can say things like "Smile, you're worth it" or "Your smile brightens my day" or "Someone thinks you're wonderful") Anything that makes a person feel special and good.
He Calls Me Mama
Submitted on: April 27, 2008
Submitted By:
Kathleene S. Baker
HE CALLS ME MAMA
By Kathleene S. Baker
When playtime rolls around, Chance Armstrong prefers painting far and above any toys or other activities. At two years of age, he recently had his first art exhibit at City Arts in Wichita, Kansas. With the proceeds, he and his single mother aim for a noteworthy goal-earning enough that Chance can enroll in Dolphin Therapy in Florida. Said therapy has proven to be quite beneficial for children with special needs, but it is costly.
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Chance was named before his birth, not knowing how fitting it would be.
Peek-a-boo of Life
Submitted on: April 22, 2008
Submitted By:
Shamim Sadiq
Have you ever participated in a game of peek-a-boo with kids? You start chasing them, they run as fast as they can, you run in different directions looking for them. The more you try to run after them, the more they try to run away from you. The point is, you say
