An Act of Kindness from a Young Teenager in Our Neighborhood

I have posted in my blogs four articles on Act of Kindness that both Macrine and I and other members of my family had experienced from strangers here in the US as well as in the Philippines several years ago. I will not repost the articles, but here are the sites if you feel like reading them.

 

https://whyretireinthephilippines.blogspot.com/2018/08/kindness-of-stranger-free-haircut-for.html

 

https://marinduqueawaitsyou.blogspot.com/2020/09/coping-up-with-grief-picking-up.html

 

https://planningtovisitthephilippines.blogspot.com/search?q=kindness 

 

https://planningtovisitthephilippines.blogspot.com/2009/07/kindness-from-stranger.html 

 

Last week another act of kindness (5th) from a stranger restored again my faith in humanity. Here's how I wrote this experience in my FaceBook Page.

 

"There's hope for the younger generation in my neighborhood. This afternoon, instead of asking David to put back the garbage bins from the street to the back of our house via our driveway BECAUSE MY knees and legs have been aching for the last two weeks (thus I am using a cane to walk around), I decided to do it myself as my exercise therapy. While I was limping with the cane as I pull slowly the garbage bins, several teenagers were walking home from Bella Vista high school. One of them crossed the street and walked to my driveway. He asked me if I needed HELP! I politely said no and he silently continued his walk home a few houses from our house. I was touched by the kindness of this young teenager. I applaud the parents of this anonymous teenager who was willing to help a stranger in need "!

 

Meanwhile enjoy this video about kindness

https://nethugs.com/be-kind-inspirational-motivational-video/

Last but not least, Kindness is an act that the blind can see and the deaf can hear. Have a Great Day Every One.