Digestives? Oh yes, give me some of those she said sarcastically while vomiting into her cup of tea.
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Digestives? Oh yes, give me some of those she said sarcastically while vomiting into her cup of tea.
It's an acquired taste! I like the plain ones (I stick 'em together with butter and have them with hot tea with milk and honey)Digestives? Oh yes, give me some of those she said sarcastically while vomiting into her cup of tea.
This may be the best thread idea I've ever seen. Good job, nn!Mine was stopping my car to help a disabled person. I was leaving a shopping center parking lot and saw a man kicking a wheelchair out of his car. I offered help, but he said no, thank you - I can do it myself, just takes a little time.
Not that I am praising myself.. Little acts of kindness for man or beast.
What did you do kind today?
That's British slang for chocolate cookies (they call cookies 'biscuits' over there)
Damn, I can't think of anything I may have done that was nice today, I held a few doors for people at work I guess. But that doesn't really cut it, does it? It's a good reminder thanks, I'll get on to being nice !Mine was stopping my car to help a disabled person. I was leaving a shopping center parking lot and saw a man kicking a wheelchair out of his car. I offered help, but he said no, thank you - I can do it myself, just takes a little time.
Not that I am praising myself.. Little acts of kindness for man or beast.
What did you do kind today?
Cat that is so very sweet. Those type things really can make anothers day!This was my husband being kind but I wanted to share.
Last week while we were so bitterly cold, he needed to run out for some errands. He saw one of our neighbors, who is mildly mentally handicapped, walking along. The neighbor doesn't drive, but he is a very hard worker, delivers papers and does odd jobs and such. And always walks or rides his bike. So Scott turned around and picked him up and drove him to where he was going, which turned out to be waaay on the other side of town. It would have taken him forever to walk there, and in -25 degree weather! He was very thankful to Scott for stopping for him. I just thought that was nice, and wanted to share.
Thanks for sharing this. A big step. Thinking of you.I realize that what I post here might fit only in one sense, but I post it because I think it's an important sense, and because it's what's been going on with me lately. The kindness I'm showing is to myself. I'm not ignoring others or trying to be mean to anyone, but I've realized that the time has come for me to finally start learning how to take care of myself, by which I'm not referring to personal hygiene or eating enough (or at least not only those things). I'm having to ask myself some questions about what I want out of life, then, with the answer-burdens in tow, having to learn how to find or accomplish those things. As I will find them the burdens will fall away, obviously. I'm being kind to myself by altering my behavior to allow for my need to face my personal challenges, demons, pain and whatever, and make decisions about them. In the past I thought incorrectly that having to face them was cruel. It is not, but kind, because those are the bad things, the diseases, the torments, which when faced and dealt with and decided-what-to-do-about, finally go away. Not facing them not only allows them to stay - if you ignore a problem it will not go away, not really - it feeds them, and gives birth to more of them.
So, while trying not to ignore others or be mean to them or not care (I'll always care), I'm focusing on my own needs. I hate to admit it at this late date, but it feels like a new experience to me, like I'm entering new territory. I guess the territory's always been there; I've just had my back turned to it.