Kindness is Catching! Check out the action today:
- 2 more doors were held by the King of the Door Holders. When one wears SHORTS in DECEMBER, this is a sacrifice!
- The Kindness Kid and a Sweet Sister also got in on the Door Holding Action. Thanks for adding to our tally and for welcoming others in!
- Band equipment was set up and gym equipment was chased after. Glad nothing got away!
- Compliments abound! One for someone who needed it today, one for someone who's artistic efforts needed it, and a bunch from a Very Caring Math Teacher (Miss Johnson--your notes made a difference to us! We love you!).
- A student observed a Target employee (A former Calvin student!) going out of his way to assist another Target employee who has difficulty walking.
AND FINALLY,
A commendation from a teacher:
"I noticed last week that Katie in 8th grade bought hot chocolate from Snack Shack for her classmates instead of using her money to buy something larger just for herself."
A story from an Avail parent:
It was a struggle-bus-kind-of-day and I needed to run and get quite a few
things for work. Went up to the register and a fun-looking young man was
the cashier. After asking how my day was and hearing that it was a
struggle-bus kind of day, he began to enter into a cheesy-philosophical-90s
quote banter with me. Made me laughed sincerely in the middle of the store!
things for work. Went up to the register and a fun-looking young man was
the cashier. After asking how my day was and hearing that it was a
struggle-bus kind of day, he began to enter into a cheesy-philosophical-90s
quote banter with me. Made me laughed sincerely in the middle of the store!
It was a great gift that young man gave me that day.
Anh W.
And a word of wisdom from another Avail parent:
So often, taking time to stop and listen to someone's difficult day (or life experience) is an encouragement. A gift we can all learn to give and an act of kindness, too.
Regards,
Lisa
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