Kindness Stories / Feel Good Stories

One With God's Creation

By Joseph J. Mazzella on September 24, 2024 / 3,772 views

The heating element on my clothes dryer conked out this week. I soon found out that the big box store no longer carried the part so I had to order one online. It took several days before it came in and I could get it installed, so I found myself carrying my wet clothes over to my daughter’s house to dry. And as I did so each day I thought of my Mom’s old dyer. It was solar powered. It was called a...

Surprise Bouquet Brings Comfort To Grieving Mom

By Sunny Skyz on September 23, 2024 / 3,505 views

Ali Kidd’s trip to the park with her two-year-old daughter, Lamayah, turned into an unexpected moment of joy when they discovered a bouquet of flowers left behind to brighten someone’s day. The bouquet, placed by two local businesses, had a note attached that read: "We hope these flowers brighten up your day." Ali couldn’t have needed the surprise...

A Mickey Mouse Watch

By Jenni on September 20, 2024 / 3,586 views

We recently traveled our first overseas trip. Fabulous time. On a flight in the USA from Connecticut to Chicago, my husband had a turn mid flight. He was ok and we continued on our next flight. Our daughter who is 11 witnessed it all and was very scared. Luckily there were two doctors on board, one an ER doc. They were amazing. The lady in front of my husband was a beautiful lady who comforted our...

What's A Random Act Of Kindness You Did But Never Bothered To Tell Anyone About It?

By Sunny Skyz on September 19, 2024 / 3,955 views

Kindness is one of those beautiful things that often goes unnoticed, yet it has the power to transform someone’s day or even their life. Recently, someone asked the question: "What's a random act of kindness you did but never told anyone about?" The responses were heartwarming, and we’ve gathered the top three liked answers to share with you. We hope these stories inspire...

Our Unseen Acts Of Kindness

By Joseph J. Mazzella on September 17, 2024 / 4,733 views

When I was a young boy we lived just down the road from a public swimming pool. During the summer months I would be there almost everyday swimming and playing for hours. The best thing of all was they had a concession stand there. You could buy a cup of coca cola for 15 cents and a bag of chips was only a dime. Often my Mom or Nana would give me a quarter before I left so I could have a snack there. Sometimes,...

The Power Of One Small Act Of Kindness

By Flossie on September 16, 2024 / 4,806 views

Weeks ago, my 3-year-old granddaughter and I had our first hiking adventure on the Guild Trail on Lookout Mountain. She brought lots of hiking gear that she had "borrowed" from her older brother for this adventure. After our picnic lunch, we headed back to the car. All was good as we drove down the mountain until she realized that she had left her brother's "bug catcher" on...

That Was The Last Thing I Expected To Hear

By A Friend on September 13, 2024 / 4,341 views

Last night at 11pm I was driving home. While waiting at a light, I saw a young lady on the sidewalk up ahead. She was squatting, and leaning forward. I drove by wondering. A few blocks away I turned my car around. I knew I wouldn't sleep without checking on her. When I drove up on her, she was still bent over. Her face was so close to the cement! I asked, "Are you...

To The Dad With His Family Behind Us

By A Friend on September 12, 2024 / 3,199 views

To the dad with his family behind us at EB Games today who heard us trying to get our hands on a Zelda sword for my son -- and that it was not stocked anymore and we'd have to pay $20 postage -- we were about to leave and hunt it down elsewhere, however you casually offered to add it to your own family's purchases. Thank you. I was stunned and didn't know how to react other...

The Good We Do

By Joseph J. Mazzella on September 11, 2024 / 4,264 views

We have had a tough stretch of weather this Summer here in the mountains of my home. Record heat and very little rain has left us with drought like conditions across the entire state. The grass is drying up and going brown and even the trees are losing their leaves early this year. It has been especially hard on the forest animals, not only in finding water but also enough to eat. That is why my daughter with...

A Case Of Cat Food

By A Friend on September 09, 2024 / 3,840 views

I was walking to our local pharmacy and remembered I needed to buy a special type of canned cat food from the vet. It's my daughter's cat, she can't afford to pay for the expensive food. I had just talked her about it the day before. That I can't afford to keep paying $300 a month for his vet food. When I entered the vet hospital, the vet assistant was helping another customer. She...

Some Things Are Not All About Money

By A Friend on September 05, 2024 / 3,920 views

I have been making lap size quilts for the past few months. I also made couple table runners and other bits and pieces. I use the hand sew, hand tie method. One quilt I decided to put on Facebook and said I would prefer it to go to someone in need. A woman told me she just lost one of her two dogs and wanted it to cuddle up on the sofa with the remaining dog. Today she came to pick it up,...

One Family In One World

By Joseph J. Mazzella on September 04, 2024 / 4,249 views

My youngest son has a severe form of Autism. He only says a few words and is in his own world most of the time. Yet, with medication, routines, and a lot of love, support, acceptance, and understanding he has been able to live a happy life here. There is one problem, however, that he still has: he is hard on his clothes ripping threads out of his pants and tearing his shirts. This means that I spend a lot of...

Two Unexpected Visitors To The House Today

By A Friend on September 02, 2024 / 4,402 views

Two unexpected visitors to the house today. The first a gentleman in his late 80's who lives round the corner. He has to travel to be with his daughter as they just heard that his son in law is being sent home from hospital (brain cancer) and been told there is nothing more then can do for him. Poor guy is only late 40's. Understandably this elderly gentleman was very upset and...

I Will Never Forget Those Kind People

By A Friend on August 30, 2024 / 4,288 views

This happened to me a few years ago, and is making me tear up still thinking about it. My husband is in the navy, and due to deployment missed the birth of our son and would be missing his first Christmas. We were devastated by this. It was thanksgiving week, and my husband had duty, he had to spend the night on the boat. We had very little money, but I really wanted to decorate the house for...

Just Be You

By Dorenda Crager Watson (Esa Sammuelle) on August 29, 2024 / 4,632 views

I was a second-grade art teacher for 32 years and one of the struggles I saw with my small students was the hurdle to belong. This led to them changing themselves to fit into a certain group and sometimes forgetting who they really were. So several years ago I wrote this poem for anybody that resonates with it...to remember that they were each a one-of-a-kind special being and that's not a bad thing at all...

The Mountain Climber

By Mr Suleman on August 29, 2024 / 5,639 views

In a small village nestled at the foot of a towering mountain lived a young woman named Maya. She had always been fascinated by the mountain's majestic beauty and often dreamed of reaching its summit. Every day, she would look up at the peak, imagining what it would be like to stand at the top and see the world from that height. One day, Maya decided that it was time to make her dream a reality....

Little, Shared Moments Of Love

By Joseph J. Mazzella on August 28, 2024 / 4,406 views

On cold, winter nights when I was a boy my Mom would often let me help her make popcorn to eat while we watched television. Mom made it the old fashioned way too. She would grab a cast iron skillet and light the stove beneath it. Then she would pour in a splash of oil and add a dollop of butter. Next she would sprinkle in a big handful of kernels from the popcorn bag. Together we would wait, listening to the...