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  • Dear Kindness Diary

    March 29th, 2020

    Dear kindness, I keep showing up here, while the world is always overly busy. I’m finally learning,- learning to slow down, catch a glimpse of the breeze I’ve been chasing. Air so crisp and light. I exhale my many roles, of many hats, bag-lady-queen,

    sip kindly my blueberry tea-percolating.

    Inwardly the steps I’ve been making,

    air-tight cultivating, reservoirs of faith

    in times like these, our gatherings were not in vain

    our leaps of faith

    our worship

    our prayers

    our fears to shake

    drawing closer and closer to the day

    to pull from our reserve,

    hold out the light for others still coming

    cast off the shadows

    and wait for day-break

    and wait for day-break

    your kindness sister Krissy

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  • Dear Kindness Diary,

    March 28th, 2020

    Dear Kindness, it was not so long ago, I was sitting in choir practice. Okay 29 years ago but not so long ago. I was singing my lungs out to “When you believe by Mariah Carey and great-late, Whitney Houston.”

    Seems like yesterday… that’s when the memories, all flooded back.

    After practice my teacher Mrs. Ford said Krissy I’m driving you home. I didn’t think anything of it because some teachers have been known to go above and beyond the call of duty.

    There I was hopping out the car saying thank you to Mrs Ford. When she said not so fast is that you mom’s car in the drive way? I’ll think I’ll have a little talk with mom. “Okay” I said quickly. By then Mom was opening the door in her security guard uniform.

    Mrs. Ross, will you allow me to give this to you? Before Mama could answer she put a wad of bills into my mother’s hand, “that’s to get your car fixed.” My brother, sister and I began hugging my choir teacher. Saying thank you but that wasn’t the end. She’d taken us all out to eat at the best shop in town.

    Back then they called those sandwiches poor’boys’ long fluffy bread rolls up into whatever topping you wanted . The smell of mesquite wood, fire, and honey baked cinnamon sticks for dessert.

    Mrs. Ford’s deeds were kind, in so much I’ve never forgotten this act of kindness. I’m doing my part to pay it forward.

    They are tiny miracles, wherever you are thank you Mrs. Ford.

    to be continued more kind stories to come

    kindness sister Krissy.

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  • Once Upon A Time,There Was Only One Sentence…

    March 26th, 2020

    The world is in a bubble, maybe its always been.

    ~your Kindness Sister

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  • Kindness Diary Coming Soon…

    March 25th, 2020

    I think as writers we are more prepared to stay put and write. I believe it was always in my nature to have projects, I could give my heart to. Here are a few things in the making … (photo of my Kombucha)

    • My First Batch Of Herbal Mint & Strawberry Kombucha 10 days and counting…
    • Starting my first indoor garden -my poor plant- babies, I’ve killed plenty/ No green thumb here but I’m not giving up
    • Painting the kids room with slate paint- mostly the kids are enjoying painting
    • Lights off Story Hour – Listening to the kids read or watching their imaginary minds go wild and crazy
    • Spring Cleaning including the old Attic
    • Picture Time – Going through old photos with the family
    • Mini Concert time – Pulling out the Karakoe machine-which was 2019/Christmas gift I’d hidden but now it truly serves a purpose
    • Learning Pottery – my kids love clay, dirt all the above
    • Building A Rocket Stove in the backyard
    • Exercise with the Kids
    • Me time (reading in the bathroom)

    feel free to share how you are coping with our current conditions

    your kindness sister

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