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Kind Spirits, New York, United State, New City, NY (2025)

08/05/2025

The pride of cleaning asses !!!

Today I heard again "you work cleaning asses" and it's neither the first nor the eighth time I've heard it. And I feel the need to claim my work and shout out to the world how proud I am of it. Yes ladies and gentlemen, proud to clean asses, cut nails, wash heads, dress, shower, feed and care for people among other things, yes yes PEOPLE, who cannot do it by themselves and need help. But let's summarize it in "wipe ass".

I am already a little fed up with the negative connotations of this expression that is closely linked to my profession. It is clear that not all of us are worth everything. For example, I couldn't work in something that required me to lie, like a banker or something like that. And yet that is a highly valued profession, on the contrary, facing mine is like the last of the last. I tell them that most of us who classify us like this never need anyone to "wipe their ass" that: I hope they never need someone to do it. But if the time comes that is necessary, any of my colleagues who are professionals or I will be willing to help you and make you have the best possible quality of life, and always with good humor and love. Now they are going to say what is the really important job for people like us nurses, but please, do not use the expression "wipe ass" with contempt, because maybe one day someone will have to do it for you and believe me you will feel grateful.. 🕊️❤️

08/05/2025

"This Momma just cried in the middle of Target. We were at Target waiting on Grammi and we found some dinosaurs. Owen grabbed all 3 and we were trying to pick out which one he wanted when Owen abruptly yelled 'HI' at this older man walking past us. He turned around and said 'hey sweet boy' he proceeded to play dinosaurs with Owen. With this crazy world we live in I was a little hesitant as to how close he was with Owen. The man got his wallet out and pulled $20 out, he put it in Owens pocket on his shirt and said 'I just lost my 2 year old grandson last week. You take this money and buy this boy all three dinosaurs' and rubbed Owens back, wiped his tears and walked off. After Owen yelled 'thank you' the gentleman turned around and yelled boomer sooner! There is still some good in this world!" 😭
~ Colby and Alyssa Hacker

07/31/2025

I would like to formally express my sincere appreciation for the exemplary individual featured in the accompanying photograph who provided

assistance during my visit to Morrisons in Basingstoke. As a parent of two children who are both registered blind and autistic, I often encounter

significant challenges while shopping. Today, at the checkout, we experienced an especially difficult situation when both of my daughters became

distressed.

Rather than remaining passive or making judgments, this compassionate woman took the initiative to help. She skillfully engaged my daughter by

permitting her to scan the items we were purchasing, which was a delightful experience for Holly, who enjoys role-playing in 'shops.' It is uncommon

to encounter someone who not only comprehends the intricacies of such circumstances but also actively seeks to make a positive difference.

I sincerely hope this message reaches her, as it is important for individuals who demonstrate kindness and understanding to be informed of the

profound impact they can have. This incident illustrates how acts of compassion can effectively transform challenging situations into positive

experiences. Thank you for exemplifying the significance of empathy and support in our community.

07/31/2025

A lot of you might remember that I adopted two kids from the foster care system back in 2008. When they first came to live with me, the social workers, doctors, and various special education professionals were pretty convinced that my kids "wouldn't amount to much." One teacher even called the adoption agency to express her concerns, saying that my "hopes and expectations" for them were just too high. Apparently, I was being unrealistic, thinking that these "feral children" could actually thrive.
All I wanted was for them to be the incredible humans I knew they could be and to live life to their fullest potential. I was told they would never speak in full sentences that anyone could understand, that Amber would always have a limp, and that Joe would never have the balance to run properly.
We put in so much effort, and I prayed endlessly. The guardian ad litem told me it was the second worst abuse case she had seen in her 25 years of work, saying they were "without hope." But guess what? My daughter is now in her second year of culinary school!
And Joe? Well, he spent the last month convincing my husband and me that he should join the high school track team, even though I was totally against it because of his challenges. He didn’t want to do the "Special Olympics track"—he wanted to feel "normal," even if just for a moment. So, we decided to let him join.
This is him running home from track practice all by himself, shouting, "Prove them wrong, go faster Joe!" It just goes to show that anything is possible if you believe. There will always be challenges, but each day you get to choose whether you'll let them win or if you'll prove everyone wrong.
Credit to the rightful owner~

06/30/2025

Last night, I missed my last train home.
When I got to Euston Station, I found out it was locked, and I had nowhere to go. I felt scared and was about to cry. That’s when I met a homeless man named Mark.

Mark told me it wasn’t safe to walk around alone and said he’d help me. He took me to a café nearby, and we had a coffee and a nice chat. After a while, he said he had to go get his sleeping bag, but he promised he’d be back by 5 a.m. to walk me to the station.

To be honest, I didn’t think he’d come back. But when I turned the corner at 5 a.m., there was Mark—running toward me. He had even taken a bus just to keep his word.

This man, who I might have ignored if he had asked for change, turned a scary night into something I’ll never forget. Mark, you are truly one of a kind. ✅❤

And believe it or not—this was his very first selfie!

06/18/2025

Asap Rocky, the husband of Rihanna, has chosen not to employ a babysitter for their children. He expresses that he did not wait until the age of 35 to become a father merely to delegate the responsibility of caring for them to someone else. Should Rihanna become overly occupied, he is prepared to set aside his own commitments to attend to their children. He is determined to be actively involved in their lives every day of the week and throughout the entire year, embodying the essence of a devoted father.

Credit goes to original owner.

06/01/2025

Since the day I adopted him, he’s always been there—loyal, attentive, like he somehow knew his mission was to look after me. Wherever I go, whatever I do, he’s right behind me, watching with that calm, protective stare.

Today, while I was trying to fix a bookshelf, I felt his eyes on me. Then he gently placed his paws on my leg, like he was trying to steady me, making sure I didn’t fall. He didn’t need to say a word—his message was clear: Be careful, I’ve got you.

I couldn’t help but smile. This dog isn’t just a pet. He’s my shadow, my quiet guardian. Maybe he understands that without him, I’d be a little more clumsy, a little more careless.

So he takes his job seriously. And I’m just grateful to have someone who shows me, every single day, that I’m never really alone.

06/01/2025

Adiel, 15, decided to get on her bike for exercise a couple of weeks ago and rode to her friend’s house 2 miles away on her own and back again. This was aided by the Google maps app on her phone, held by a grip on her bike.
She then decided to cycle to school every day the following week, her dad accompanied her there and she rode back on her own. School is usually a bus and a walk either side to school, which she has done independently for the last 2 years prior.
Here is a photo of Adiel after she came home on a Friday after having cycled the week, to and from school. 🚴‍♀️
Amazing work Adiel and a great story about developing independence.💚

03/29/2025

"The guy in this photo is the nicest stranger I've ever met! Just last week, I found myself really scared and alone on the side of the road with my two-year-old daughter, who was having a febrile seizure. Mark came to my rescue, helped me get to a parking lot, bought me some water, and stayed with me until I calmed down and Quinn woke up. He even got us to the hospital safely! Thankfully, Quinn is doing fine (this was her fourth seizure), and my husband is definitely not allowed to leave town again! Oh, and by the way, Mark makes amazing pizza! If you’re in the Naples, FL area, definitely check out this awesome small business and support him and his wife at Palumbo's Pizzeria!"

Credit goes to the respective owner

03/29/2025

“This kid dialed 911 telling the dispatcher he was running away from home after an argument with him mother. This officer arrived talked to the kid and went into his bedroom which was empty outside of a deflated blowup bed. The young man essentially slept on the floor. The officer encouraged the boy to stay home. The child’s mother facing a tough financial hardship. The officer left and soon returning with a bed, a television and a game system. The child was elated beyond words. Not all angels wear wings! Thank you officer!!!!”

Source: Good Thinking

03/22/2025

A big shoutout to the amazing firefighters who brightened this little boy's day! You didn't just make him smile; you put a smile on my face too.

I was sitting in my car at the supermarket in Belmont, Vic, when I saw two firefighters walking toward their truck.

They spotted a young boy and his dad, so they stopped to chat. Then, they invited them to check out the inside of the cabin before jumping in and turning on the lights and sirens for the little guy.

As they drove off slowly, they waved goodbye with the lights still flashing.

Some might see it as a small gesture, but for that little boy, his dad, and everyone else who witnessed it, it was truly beautiful.

Credit goes to respective owner.

03/22/2025

They are all elderly people sent to retirement homes. Among them, on the far left, is Bernard. Today is his 89th birthday. The little cake in front of him, he does not know who has prepared it, nor if someone will wish him a happy birthday.
Bernard has three children, but he hasn’t seen them in a long time. They brought him here saying it was for his own good. But time passed, and the phone never rang again... Bernard says: I’m not angry, but I’m sad.
What hurts me is not their absence, but the fact that, despite their departure, I continue to love them in the depths of my heart. I do not ask for much, just a simple attention: a word, an embrace, a simple “Papa, happy birthday”.
Today, I would like someone to think of me. Not because you know me, but because sometimes even a stranger can bring some warmth into the silence.
At my age, we live on memories and hope. Today, I hope that this message will touch the hearts of those who forget to cherish love before it is too late.
To all parents, I send my tender thoughts. You are loved, even if no one tells you.

Credit goes to the first owner

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