Kindness doesn’t have to be glamorous but it does make a big difference! “A neighbour put a message on our WhatsApp road group asking if anyone had any spare bin bags – we have to use a particular type and she was running out. You can buy new ones from the library but she didn’t […]
Kindness isn’t just restricted to people. Last week someone shared a story of how they had always been drawn to helping animals. This prompted someone else to talk about a time when their younger sister had saved a bee from a puddle by carefully scooping it up with the spade from her sandpit. I’ve explored
“A hypnotherapist and fellow member of a network I’m part of, told me that a potential client had come to her for an initial exploratory call. It became clear that although the client needed something similar to what she offers, she wasn’t a complete fit. Rather than pressing ahead, she explained this to the client
“When my son was diagnosed with cancer we stayed in hospital for 3 weeks. When we got home, we had food delivered and frozen for around 6 weeks. If not a bit longer. Our wonderful church family made us meals and delivered them unconditionally.” Ensuring people are getting warm, nutritional meals is so important, especially
“As I got off my train today, a lady was trying to rush down the stairs in high heels to get on the train. She called out to the train guard because the combination of weather, heavy gritting and shoes was making it difficult to move very fast. The guard held the train for the
“My colleague made resin drinks coasters for everyone in the company. That’s about 25 people! Each one is individual and personalised. She knows that Tranmere Rovers has been my team almost my whole life. It was such a kind thing to do.” That really is a wonderfully kind act from a colleague, thank you so
“I had to walk down a very steep hill that hadn’t been gritted, and it had snowed so was very slippy! I was holding onto the wall with one hand to stay upright. A passer by called to me that it was easier in the road and offered to help me get over to the
“I had the best call with Vodafone! I told him I was neurodivergent and he was so helpful and patient. They did ask if I had anything requiring adjustments at the start and I said I was neurodivergent and despise phone calls and my mind can go to mush. I also told them about my chronic illness. They’ve noted
“I was waiting for my new PC to be delivered but it got past the last delivery time and I assumed it would be coming tomorrow instead. But the delivery driver stopped by on her way back to the depot and delivered it anyway.” What a kind delivery driver – we so often hear stories
“I had to collect a rather bulky object from a DIY store. A lady coming into the shop held the door for the couple leaving in front of me and for me, which was kind of her as I had my hands very full. I think typically I would have labelled this as politeness, but
