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Short Stories about Kindness

a herd of brown and white cows crossing a small village road, a farmer behind them guiding them across.

A kind farmer

19 October 2022

a silver bracelet with the words “keep fucking going” engraved on the inside.

A meaningful gift

18 October 2022

5 teenagers standing on a netball pitch, 3 holding netballs, the others holding pens and whistles, on a sunny day.

The kindness of Bulmershe School’s students

17 October 2022

Screenshot of a LinkedIn post from Phil which reads “I had a heartening chat this week with the very wonderful Sarah Browning who is passionately engaged in what may seem to be a huge task, which is to highlight how much positive impact kindness can have, and how that impact can ripple through the world. This morning I stopped off at a cafe for a coffee and sandwich. I have to use a walking stick, and noticing that, the lady next to me in the queue offered to carry my tray to my table. Which she did. So now I'm creating my own ripples by sharing this here. It's these small and simple acts of kindness that can have the biggest effects. They cost us nothing, they may take only a few seconds, but they can brighten someone's day.”

Three kindnesses in one morning

7 October 2022

Two reusable coffee cups, a disposable coffee cup with coffee in it, a small cup of milk, a plate with a slide of cake on it and a packet of crisps, sit on a black table next to packets of sugar, coffee cup lids and stirrers.

Coffees for the team

6 October 2022

A view from the canal bridge where Alexis did her mindfulness meditation; a canal covered in Lilly pads with lush green gras to the sides and trees beside the path that runs alongside the canal.

Mindfulness meditations as self kindness

5 October 2022

a bowl with a pile of reddish orange food including peppers, rice and beans, piled over a courgette in it.

Sharing home grown food

4 October 2022

The back of a Royal Mail van parked outside a large house.

A Royal Mail employee’s kindness

3 October 2022

LinkedIn screenshot of a post from Kate Stansfield reading “I know nerves are supposed to be a good thing and all that, but I wish I could keep mine at a more balanced level, instead of them turning me into a quivering mess! I AM looking forward to delivering another climate action talk this afternoon (this time to the ITI Parent Network), but I'll also be very relieved when it's over! Trying to focus on how right it feels to be doing this. Alignment of my values and all that. Not to mention the importance of community and of having these conversations, especially on the back of completing my Carbon Literacy training with Jen Gale last week... But I just hope there's no "mind gone blank" moments and apologise in advance if that happens!”

Supporting colleagues

30 September 2022

Darren in his uniform holding two train tickets with different stickers on them and smiling. A sign behind him reads “This side for platform 1 for trains to Reading. Over the footbridge to platform 2 for trains to Wokingham, Ascot, Staines, Richmond.”

Kids train tickets

29 September 2022

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