The best portion
of a good man's life:
his little, nameless,
unremembered acts
of kindness
and love."
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- barb cabot
- Long Beach, California, United States
- I believe in love and kindness, family first, deep meaningful friendships, counting one's blessings and giving to others what you yourself need. I strive to see life as a glass half full. I am very grateful for the life I have and all the wonderful people that make this grand adventure so worthwhile.
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4 comments:
likes this very much!!
Hi Barb, beautiful quote! And as a traveler going to different parts of the world, I am so lucky to come across everyday people stopping to take a moment to help a perfect stranger in need. I remember them when I see someone who needs a little helping hand to pass on the kindness . . . .
Thank you for allowing me to remember these wonderful people that I come across during my travels. Kindness and love is definitely "the best portion of a good man's life".
Have a great day today!
Yes, Trekcapri I too have been shown such kindness from complete strangers as I travelled. It touches ones heart so deeply. A good way to thank them is as you say, "pay it forward". I love that concept.
Lovely, Barb. It's surprising sometimes how much the small things really do count!
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