Read/Post Your Stories Here
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02 8th, 2010 |
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Please post your stories in the ‘Comments’ box below for readers to appreciate and to inspire others with your given, or received, acts of kindness. If you want to comment about a particular story, or to someone else’s comment on a particular story, you can do so by clicking on the appropriate little ‘Reply’ button found on each ‘comment’.
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‘Smashgirl’ from California posted her UOWHO bracelet experience on her blog – here is the link – http://smashgirl.blogspot.com/2010/03/gift-of-random-act-of-kindness.html
I just received my bracelets today and gave my first one to my daughter to use at school with her classmates. I’ve been completing Random Acts of Kindness throughout the month of March and have been posting it all on my blog, http://namaste-heather.com. Here is the specific link to that post:
http://namaste-heather.com/2010/03/02/kindness-matters/
Thanks, Heather! Love to hear about both your experiences and your daughters experience with the bracelets – and the reaction of the people you give them to! We’d love to hear their stories as well, so tell them to share on http://uowho.com
This is suuch a cool idea! I wear one of those type of bracelets that says “Soldier of God” and yes, it does remind me at times. Wouldn’t be a bad idea to make a few with the Christian theme also. Keep up the cool work!!!
Thanks Derek – your feedback is very much appreciated! We are working on some ‘kindness’ initiatives with several different church groups at the moment, with bracelets ‘branded’ with the churches name so that each act of kindness spreads awareness of the church’s good deeds. One example is Christ’s Church of the Valley here in Phoenix where each bracelet has their distinctive ‘CCV’ logo on it. We should be getting some stories from their members very soon, some hopefully on video!