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faith in…
and living with…
goodness, kindness and love
as much….as often…as fully
as possible…
simply
goodness, kindness and love
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faith in…
and living with…
goodness, kindness and love
as much….as often…as fully
as possible…
simply
goodness, kindness and love
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Love this. I commented on another blog that my husband is looking to start a kindness program at the school where he works and they mentioned you may like to know that. 🙂
To kindness and love..
Laurie
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Oh, that’s special…kindness programs are so positive. I used to “teach” that in the context of “Your garden of life…plant flowers, pull weeds..”… choosing what kinds of fruit, vegetable and flower seeds kids would choose to plant in their own imaginary gardens…and what types they didn’t want to grow… helping them see the parallels with life/interaction choices too. They really “got” that idea. (especially the question about whether they wanted to plant poison oak seeds or disliked veggies etc ) Here’s a link to a few of the activities we did with that.https://pocketperspectives.wordpress.com/2011/08/01/plant-flowers-pull-weeds-creating-a-garden-of-life-2/
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I will pass it to my husband. Thanks! That is way cool. I used to talk about peace with the special ed kids I used to work with. Love it.
Love –
Laurie
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yes, I agree…. 🙂
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I read your words out loud and the message went straight to my heart. If everyone lived with goodness, kindness and love there would be less suffering in this world. I am the one that mentioned to Laurie in either her blog or mine that if you knew about the kindness program for kids you would really like the idea. 😀 I am new subscriber to Laurie’s blog and I enjoy reading her posts. They are daily gems.
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Oh yes…the more people who can recognize and realize this, the kinder world it will be. And..ah ha… I had seen Laurie’s comment on a blog, but didn’t remember where…before you had responded. I linked some other posts to her that her husband might be interested in. Laurie’s blog is wonderful…she is very precious and posts sincere, heartfelt, tender and touching ideas…as you write, daily gems.
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