I can't believe it! If you have no idea what I'm talking about, then you have two choices
a) catch up on Day 1 and all the days thereafter, and catch the kindness!
or
Okay, maybe you only have the one option.
Great, now that all the rookies have been properly
Deliver a pumpkin bread to a neighbor like Colin - also, start looking this awesome in your glasses.
Leave candy and messages on windshields like my adorable nieces and nephews.
Provide poop bags and doggie refreshments for deadbeat pet owners in your neighborhood!
Provide gift cards to eat chocolate for ladies during that
Get your kids to part with some toys, and donate them!
Bring snacks to work, and
Leave notes of encouragement in places where moms need them most (playgrounds, public changing tables, the pediatrician's office, etc.) *I had to provide my own photo for this because my sister Kristin and her friend did this, but didn't post it publicly... (I got the loud mouth in the family, she got the looks. What can ya do?) But I imagined it looked something like this...
Except that there is a nice note pinned to that kid's khakis.
Mend something special that got torn.
Paint a rock of reminder.
Bring toys to a shelter.
Treat someone to a train ride.
Donate sick days for someone who needs them (terminal illness, maternity leave, emergency)
Use a penny to ride a mechanical pony, leave a penny for another child to ride, like my niece!
So many great ideas! My #AdamsActs for Day 15 was buying a snickers for the checkout lady at the grocery store... and sharing all these great ideas with you!
Happy kindnessing!
Unless you opted for the plague.
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