When you water your plants, and fertilize them well, you get a beautiful garden. When we teach our children about the practices and joys of being kind, they blossom, and like the best gardens, will become perennials that continue to bloom and spread their seeds of kindness.
This has been the mission and goal of SedonaKind’s Kindness in Schools Committee (KIS )from the beginning. For our member column this month, our own Louann Bruck shares her feelings about the kiddoes, the wisdom they share, and the joy KIS members feel as they bring the seeds of kindness into our schools. Jawnie |
Random Acts of GardeningBlessing Bags |
Simple Acts of Kindness
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