Surprise gift makes princess Abigail’s dream come true
If the quickest way to man’s heart is through his stomach, then the quickest way to a mom’s heart is through her children. Nothing melts my heart faster than someone showing kindness to my kids. Rachel Heggen, a Fargo mom, must have been a puddle after meeting a very kind woman at the Fargodome. Here’s
Impact of Kind Act Lingers 60 Years Later
Imagine if you could do one thing today that someone else would remember six decades from now. It’s very possible that something you say or do, either positive or negative, will make such an impact on another person that he or she will remember it for years to come. Don’t believe me? Ask Maxine Jeffries
Kindness Comes During Dash for Medicine
I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase, “What goes around comes around.” That seems to be especially true when it comes to acts of kindness. Anna, from Fargo, goes out of her way to make other people feel special. Luckily, karma caught up with her. “Hi, Nicole, I wanted to share a moment that has stayed
A Story of Chocolate Kindness
I like chocolate. A lot. In fact, I like chocolate almost as much as I like people who go out of their way to be kind. Maybe that’s why I like this story, sent in by Tina Kraft of Fargo, so much. It’s full of sweetness! “Nicole, I am a wife and a mother to
Living their Faith by Giving
There’s a church in town giving away money. If the idea of eternal riches won’t get you through the door, then maybe cold, hard cash will. Twice this past year, Ignite Church in Moorhead passed out a gift to its members. Each member got an envelope filled with cash – $10, $20, $50 or $100.
Take the Opportunity to Make Someone’s Day
Have you ever experienced one of those totally uncomfortable moments where everyone is standing around and no one knows quite what to say? It’s happened to me … when my credit card is inexplicably denied at the grocery store. I want to shout to everyone in line behind me, “I PAY MY BILLS! I SWEAR!”
Children Often See Need for Kindness
I love my kids. In fact, I love all kids. Especially the littlest ones, who see things that I used to see, but for some reason I miss now that I’m all grown up. This story from Lana Schlecht, a dentist in Ellendale, N.D., reminds me that it often takes a child to see what
