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I do believe the snow is finally gone, and we’re about to have a truly magical Sedona spring. Kindness brings its own kind of magic, as we’ve seen and felt and created over these past 6 years. Our own Constance Loef was one of our first members, and she has always brought her own special brand of magic and creativity to our projects, including our first Operation Special Delivery. Constance a retired teacher, was also one the first KIS members to go into the classrooms. Releasing the hundreds of ladybugs in the school garden that first spring was her idea, to the absolute delight of all the children. Talk about creating magic!
That’s why I chose Constance’s essay from 2015 ” A Tale of Kindness” for our April essay. It’s fantastical, it’s magical, but it’s about real life tools of strength and compassion and of course, kindness that will see us to the finish line of this past incredible year. For those of you who attended our March general Zoom meeting, you may recognize her main character…. just an unintended ‘sedona moment’. Thank you, Constance, for giving us a fairy tale- a kindness tale- that reminds us all how to treat each other. Jawnie |
Random Acts of Gardening
Blessing Bags
Heather Molans keeps a Blessing Bag in her car. When she sees someone that could use some help, she has a ready stash of gloves, scarves, hats, socks, a few dollars, some granola bars, nuts, etc. See what you can come up with!!
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Simple Acts of Kindness
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