Random Acts of Kindness

[baymule]

I've been giving eggs away around the neighborhood. They are appreciated. I taught a neighbor how to make bread, she posted pictures on her FB and got lots of requests for the recipes. I'm planting a garden with a mind to intensive managing it, instead of my normal approach. This year as soon as a plant has reached peak production and declined, it will be yanked out and replaced with something else. I got a feeling that I will be able to find homes for the extra.

 

[Mini Horses]

Yep -- hoping my garden gets in & is productive for more than myself and my own family. I will still can but, excess will be given away. Sent 15 dz eggs with DD to her work. Its a dry cleaner, so with all else work is very down -- thus their paychecks. We are hoping this will help even a small amount. Eggs are great protein! There will be a dz for each. Nice to have frig opened up, LOL.

These things will last into months. Recovery will not be happening fast. Some people are not able to grow plants, raise animals, etc,, to help their families.

 

[YourRabbitGirl]

There's enough hate, blame and negativity in the world right now. I'd love it if we could focus on kindness and generosity and helping folks. Even in the midst of the craziness going on there is good all around us. Let's make this thread about some of the great things we hear or can do for others.

Large or small, every act of kindness matters. I don't feel like I've done enough and want to do more. I've given eggs and milk to neighbors, picked up supplies for others while in town. But so many have done so much more.

Random acts of kindness go viral amid COVID-19 pandemic

"When we heard it hitting, we started working," said LakePointe executive pastor Chris Burkley. "Hey, how can we be a part of the light in kind of a dark season."

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That's great and something everyone needs right now, here in the Philippines, the poorest of the poor really are the ones suffering from all of this. I hope for it to end soon.

 

[baymule]

Thank goodness for generous hens, lol. I'm giving away a bunch of eggs too. Thank goodness the neighbors are home from their deer lease. I need to give them some goat milk. They love it and it will help empty out my fridge also. It's nice to have neighbors you can count on instead of neighbors you have to worry about.

I can just hear a real estate agent, selling a house in your neighborhood, "And there is this wonderful lady that raises pigs, goats and chickens. She gives away pork, milk and eggs. And if that's not enough, she has a garden too!" Yep, HUGE selling point!