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I think that true random kindness is when you do something nice for someone who will never find out. I realize that it s difficult not to share your story all over Facebook or any other social media platform. Although with all the garbage that you find out there, it s nice to see and read about the positive things that are going on around us.
During the last 11 months, have you noticed that your anxiety just won t go away and it lingers like a cold? For myself, I noticed that when I do something nice for someone else without them knowing, it helps me to feel less anxious.
East Bay family spreads joy through the power of plants
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PLEASANTON; Calif. (KGO) An East Bay family is making the community s spirits a little brighter amid the coronavirus pandemic and is anonymously planting happiness on peoples doorsteps.
During the pandemic, many people have been unable to gather at funerals, but the Gray family of Pleasanton decided to turn their grief into joy by paying it forward by creating the Planting Love Project. The Planting Love Project is a really easy way to do something kind in the community, said Christina Gray, creator of the Planting Love Project. We creating the Planting Love Project when my Uncle Romano Zan passed away two months ago. He died suddenly of a brain aneurysm and his loss was greatly felt by our family and the Redwood City community. Normally, you would go out and look for support when you are grieving with family and friends. The pandemic has put us all in some sense of grief right now and loss. We came up wit
UPDATE: Mystery Woman Shares Stimulus w/Pine Island Businesses
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(UPDATED January 8, 2020) Yesterday I reported two Pine Island businesses were visited by a mystery woman delivering cash.she was sharing her stimulus check with them! Late last night I found out about a THIRD business.
On Trend Boutique posted this Wednesday. The note reads, I decided to donate my stimulus check to Pine Island area businesses. Here s your share.
Not a big note, but a big act.and whoever you are, thank you mystery woman.you re bringing smiles and hope.
If you thought the Season of Giving ended after Christmas, we have plenty of proof that s not true. The latest comes from at least TWO Pine Island business with a super giving customer that remains a mystery person!