Kindness Stories / Feel Good Stories

My Adopted Son Made This For Me

By John on September 18, 2013 / 5,550 views

As a single male and unable to have children, I just completed an adoption of a 12 year-old. This is what he made for me. If your a single male/female and want to adopt, just take the plunge! Youll change someones life, and youll change your own too. Get started now, my process took almost a year. As long as you can pass the background, have stable employment, and can pass the home study, and have lots of love to...

Subway

By The Coolest Kiddy Kat on September 17, 2013 / 2,820 views

Some lady went into Subway to order a sandwich. She didnt look like she was the best off. She had five small children with her, none of which even had shoes. She only wanted a $5.00 12-inch sandwich to split between herself and the children. Seeing that that was all she could afford, my dad stepped in. He told her, and all of the kids to get whatever the wanted along with chips, and drinks. She got teary eyed and...

YES

By Joseph J. Mazzella on September 17, 2013 / 3,003 views

I find that the older I get the pickier I get about what I read. I just don't want to waste hours and hours of my life reading something that isn't going to enlighten, inspire, or entertain me. I can still remember the last time I walked into a book store at a mall. I glanced down the self-help section and was amazed at the number of books there. There were books to help you lose weight. There were books to help you...

The Day I Stopped Saying "Hurry Up"

By Rachel Macy Stafford on September 16, 2013 / 8,201 views

When you're living a distracted life, every minute must be accounted for. You feel like you must be checking something off the list, staring at a screen, or rushing off to the next destination. And no matter how many ways you divide your time and attention, no matter how many duties you try and multi-task, there's never enough time in a day to ever catch up. That was my life for two frantic years. My thoughts and...

Running Into His Arms

By Joseph J. Mazzella on September 12, 2013 / 8,759 views

This life is so full of beautiful moments. All you have to do is open your eyes and your heart to see them. I saw one just the other day. The local elementary school had just let out and I found myself behind a school bus as I was driving home. The bus stopped by a house sitting on top of a hill. A little girl no more than 7 years old hopped down the bus steps and started running up the driveway toward the house....

Embrace Life's Most Frustrating Moments

By Connie Criscitello on September 11, 2013 / 8,533 views

Last week I locked my keys in my car not once, but twice! The second time it stressed me out so much, I actually started crying, thinking no one has luck this bad. Later that day I became curious about whether or not someone can actually have more bad luck than someone else, and did a little research on the subject. I learned 3 things from the brief research I did: 1. Everyone has these daily annoyances and no...

A Perfect End Of A Perfect Day

By Lily on September 10, 2013 / 2,076 views

Today was a really good day for me because I passed all of my tests at school (I'm sixteen). Also, I got to spend time with my lovely boyfriend, and today he kissed me and it was perfect. Sorry to squeal like a teenage girl (which I am), but I just thought it was a great story, especially because it was my very first kiss. He's so wonderful....

A Giver Of Hope

By Dana on September 10, 2013 / 5,500 views

Tonight as I was walking into the hospital to start my shift, a young man stopped and asked me to give a flower to a patient. When I asked where she was he stated, "just any patient and keep one for yourself for being a giver of hope for your patients". It is nice to know that there are people out there with selfless hearts....

Those People Who Walked Out Are A-holes. I Hope This Helps

By Chris on September 09, 2013 / 5,056 views

Last night, I went out to dinner with my wife for our one year anniversary. It was an excellent dinner and afterwards, we thought we would go have a drink before getting home. We sat at the bar and I ordered a drink while continuing our celebration. The bartender looked very stressed and I overheard her talking to her manager about a table that had apparently walked out without paying her. I could tell it was...

And I Thought I Was Helping Her

By Blu3Dream on September 08, 2013 / 2,258 views

Not being on a field trip since middle school, I decided to go to a San Francisco museum exhibit for a Saturday extra credit opportunity. I took BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) from Berkeley to SF. I never used the San Francisco's public bus system so I didn't know what to expect except so I stocked up on quarters. While waiting for the bus, I was holding on to about $2.50 in quarters and fiddling with them in my...

McDonalds Smiles

By Saavedrac on September 04, 2013 / 9,191 views

Today my husband decided he wanted to have McDonald's. So I packed up my 10 year old daughter and decided to go through the drive thru and take it home. Right behind me in the drive thru was an older women who wasn't smiling and seemed flustered. So I pull out a piece of paper and write a note. On this note it said "Everyone deserves to smile". I pull forward pay for our meals with my debit card, pull out extra...

Dancing In The Leaves

By Joseph J. Mazzella on September 02, 2013 / 5,228 views

I was taking a walk in the woods on a late August evening. Suddenly, a cool breeze started to blow and a single red maple leaf broke off of its tree and circled down and around until it landed peacefully upon the top of my head. I took the leaf in my hand, looked at it with a smile, and dropped it gently to the ground. "It has started already," I thought to myself. "How early in the year it begins to be late." I...

A Note To Mom And Dad

By Joseph J. Mazzella on August 28, 2013 / 47,279 views

The first hint of what would become my life's avocation and gift to this world came the night I wrote a note to my Mom and Dad. I was a young teenager and it was the first time I had ever written something that wasn't a school assignment. That night I just felt a stirring in my heart to let Mom and Dad know how much I loved them, how much they meant to me, and how grateful I was to them for all they had given me....

A Mothers Miracle

By Hunter Ramirez on August 27, 2013 / 32,573 views

An Amazing Story Wow. After reading this story, that's about all I could think to myself. I couldn't believe how this could even be possible. A women in Australia had just gave birth to two twins. One of the twins was perfectly healthy, but the other not so much. After about 20 minutes of trying to get the baby, Jessie, to breath, the parents got the worst news of their lives. Jessie was pronounced dead. For...

Be Kind

By Suman on August 22, 2013 / 34,054 views

It's like all ordinary stories but it's not ordinary I am a hostler living away from my family I am not a shopping or party animal so i know the value of money because I have huge dreams for my parents. Anyways a few days back i woke up and went for getting fresh. In girls hostels or even hostels there are only common washroom to use and ladies like bai's come to clean them. The floor on which I live the washroom...

In The Car With Mom

By Joseph J. Mazzella on August 19, 2013 / 30,540 views

I was both excited and a little scared my first day of Kindergarten. The large classroom was full of books and toys, two things that I loved. But it was also full of kids all larger than me. Because my birthday was in late September I was allowed in at only 4 years old, and this meant that I was destined to be the smallest kid in my class until 7th grade. I think that my Mom sensed I was a little afraid. That...

The Wallet

By Unknown on August 13, 2013 / 9,681 views

It was a freezing day, a few years ago, when I stumbled upon a wallet in the street. There was no identification inside. Just three dollars, and a crumpled letter that looked as if it had been carried around for years. The only thing legible on the torn envelope was the return address. I opened the letter and saw that it had been written in 1924 -- almost 60 years ago. I read it carefully, hoping to find some...