Daily writing prompt
Write about a random act of kindness you’ve done for someone.

These are my random thoughts about kindness –

There are many acts of kindness, from holding the door open for someone or letting them have your seat to saying please or thank you.

There is giving someone a gift with no ulterior motives attached. Or a smile to a passerby.

Many acts of kindness go unnoticed by many but are felt by the recipient.

Honesty, humility, and empathy are all forms of kindness.

Sometimes, when someone toxic leaves your life, they are showing you grace and kindness.

Kindness can be something you are born with or learned.

Kindness means being considerate of others.

Kindness says that life is not all about you, but to consider the other person.

This scripture speaks to how important it is for us to be loving and kind to one another.

 Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. 31 The second is this: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself. There is no commandment greater than these.”

Mark 12:30-31
A colorful text graphic that reads, 'LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR, EVEN IF THEY DON'T LOOK LIKE YOU, THINK LIKE YOU, LOVE LIKE YOU, PRAY LIKE YOU, SPEAK LIKE YOU, OR VOTE LIKE YOU. LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR. NO EXCEPTIONS.' The background is black, and the text features vibrant colors.

Grace and Peace

Cadeegirl

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3 responses to “Simple Ways to Sprinkle Kindness Everywhere!”

  1. […] Kindness can be shared in another way – Take a look. […]

  2. 5thgenerationgirl Avatar

    Love it!!

    1. Cadeegirl Gee Avatar

      Thank you!

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