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Kindness Weekly: Healing our Notions of Big Impact

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September 17, 2017

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Small Acts of Kindness

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Featured Kindness Stories

Story1 Doing the elderly woman’s hair completely changed her outlook for the day.
Story2 Her awareness to include all in the local jam session made an outsider feel included.
Story3 A small act of kindness between neighbors helps both.
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Kristin Pedemonti: Blower of Bubbles, Teller of Stories

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September 17, 2017

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Kristin Pedemonti: Blower of Bubbles, Teller of Stories

Stories make us more alive, more human, more courageous, more loving.

– Madeleine L’Engle –

Kristin Pedemonti: Blower of Bubbles, Teller of Stories

Kristin Pedemonti’s simplicity of spirit and open heart illuminates all whom she meets. In talking about her “leap of faith” decision to pursue storytelling full-time, she says: “When you are on a path that is the right one for you whatever that path is this clarity will appear.” Kristin speaks from experience. Whether she’s blowing bubbles on a subway of tired souls, giving free hugs at a busy intersection, or speaking in schools, libraries, conferences and Forest Calls, her spirit is a flame that ignites the storyteller in each of us, and builds bridges of kinship. { read more }

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Take time to ask someone about their story and then actively listen as they share the gift of themselves.

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