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09/18/2025

09/16/2025

Beautiful Kindhearted News! We need more of this in our world.

In Detroit, high school students are volunteering to serve as pallbearers at the funerals of homeless veterans who have no family to honor them.

This initiative began in 2015 when a group of six seniors from the University of Detroit Jesuit High School decided to step in and offer a dignified farewell to veterans who passed away alone.

By participating, the students provide a final act of respect for those who served the country but had no family to carry their casket. The experience is not only a way to show respect to the deceased but also offers the students valuable lessons in empathy, dignity, and community service.

The program has become an important reminder that every life has worth, and that even those who may have been forgotten by society deserve to be treated with dignity in their final moments.

09/15/2025

Brilliant little girl!

09/04/2025

Practice random acts of kindness. 💓

When I was 13, I carried a secret shame. We were so poor that I often went to school with no food. At recess, while my classmates opened their lunches—apples, cookies, sandwiches—I sat pretending I wasn’t hungry. I buried my face in a book, hiding the sound of my empty stomach. Inside, it hurt more than I can explain.
Then, one day, a girl noticed. Quietly, without making a fuss, she offered me half her lunch. I was embarrassed, but I accepted. The next day, she did it again. And again. Sometimes it was a roll, sometimes an apple, sometimes a piece of cake her mother baked. To me, it was a miracle. For the first time in a long time, I felt seen.
Then one day, she was gone. Her family moved, and she never came back. Every day at recess, I’d glance at the door, hoping she would walk in and sit beside me with her smile and her sandwich. But she never did.
Still, I carried her kindness with me. It became part of who I was.
Years passed. I grew up. I thought of her often, but life went on.
Then, just yesterday, something happened that froze me in place. My young daughter came home from school and said:
“Dad, can you pack me two snacks tomorrow?”
“Two?” I asked. “You never finish one.”
She looked at me with the seriousness only a child can have:
“It’s for a boy in my class. He didn’t eat today. I gave him half of mine.”
I just stood there, goosebumps rising, time standing still. In her small act, I saw that girl from my childhood. The one who fed me when no one else noticed. Her kindness hadn’t disappeared—it had traveled through me, and now, through my daughter.
I stepped onto the balcony and looked at the sky, my eyes full of tears. All at once I felt my hunger, my shame, my gratitude, and my joy.
That girl may never remember me. She may not even know the difference she made. But I will never forget her. Because she taught me that even the smallest act of kindness can change a life.
And now, I know: as long as my daughter shares her bread with another child, kindness will live on.

~Lovely USA

08/30/2025

Which one is your relationship good at? Which one needs some attention?
Comments and questions welcomed ❤️

08/30/2025

It can be easy to believe lies about who and what we are, especially when those lies were communicated to us when we were young (such as through a parent or caregiver’s hurtful actions or words). ❤️‍🩹

We naturally took in their actions as our truth:

“Oh. I must not be worthy of love.” 😞

After all, children naturally believe what grown ups tell them (or show them) to be “true.”

We believe it (unconsciously)…and then we grow into adults ourselves and set our confused boundaries accordingly.

“Isn’t love something that I have to earn through keeping-the-people-pleased?”

And no matter how many facts we learn about boundaries, we can’t seem to get them to translate into real embodied changes.

Why?

Well, if I believe I am not worthy of love or care, how can I set boundaries that are loving to me?

How powerful it is, as we do the work of discovering our true boundaries (a journey so full of healing and growth), to receive the natural clarity that truth always brings.

We were never hard to love.

They just didn’t know how.

❤️
Molly
Counselor-turned-Boundaries-Guide

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08/30/2025

You’re doing it. Be proud. ♥️ ~ Nanea

08/30/2025

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08/30/2025

We take so much for granted, when there is so much to be grateful for.

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Fiona
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