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Spread Love

Maybe it's just me, but there have been days where it just feels like everyone I come into contact with is working together to prove how bad the world has gotten.  People cut you off in traffic, or blame you for something that was in fact their own doing.  On those days, it's all I can do to not react in a way that would keep the cycle going.  But, it can take just one person's kind act to turn the day around.  I remember one day like this, where someone completely restored my faith in people when they asked if I would like to go ahead of them in line at Target since I only had a few things, whereas they had a full cart.  

Today, spread love.  Lead a dignified life.  It may only take a small act of kindness to turn someone's day around.  Be that person that brightens someone's day.


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