Two sets of thank you's today!...one from villager Alun who had spearheaded the restoration of the village war memorial ( see his Facebook entry below)
and the other to Hattie who lives in one of the cottages on London Road
and the other to Hattie who lives in one of the cottages on London Road
Occasionally, as we journey through life, we are sometimes bestowed with act's of great kindness. I have just received a gift from a lady who lives in Canada, and her name is Marjorie. Apparently my mate John Grayhad told her all about the work restoring our village war memorial. In appreciation of this she sent me a gift of a little box which , she's beautifully engraved with a poppy. The box also contained a collection of Canadian poppies. However, I feel this is a gift to all who worked on this project. I feel humbled by such kindness. A nice little story to warm our hearts."
Hattie left me a bunch of flowers and a card yesterday. Both were perched on the kitchen wall
The card read ".........." I also want you to have these flowers to know that I have been thinking of you.....I hope they brighten up that darker side of your cottage"
Marjorie's and Hattie's gestures have made two middle aged blokes very happy
Thanks to both!
Now off to bed, I'm Effin knackered
There are kind people everywhere, on every continent.
ReplyDeleteKind acts like that remind us that we should all mete out our own acts of kindness. They lubricate what would otherwise be a much harder world to inhabit.
ReplyDeleteA heartwarming post to start the weekend off with ♥️
ReplyDeleteYou are loved!
ReplyDeleteNice ! XXXX
ReplyDeleteThoughtful people are marvellous.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to be appreciated and cared about! Enjoy the warm cockles in your loving heart.
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Wow, lovely story, thank you xxx
ReplyDeleteVery kind gestures. It is the little things and thoughtfullness that make life worthwhile. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful gifts both given in love and kindness. My husband is called after a Canadian RAF crew member who flew in WW2 with his Dad. Norman was killed after the crew was split and my dear MIL agreed that they would honour the frienship and ultimate sacrifice by naming their son after him.
ReplyDeleteKind, nice, thoughtful . . .
ReplyDeleteand wonderful . . .
Two wonderful acts of love and gratitude, John. I hope the flowers (and the act) have lifted your spirits.
ReplyDeleteAfter reading this, I have been spurred on to send a posy and card to a dear friend who is going through a dark patch at present, so the love goes on.
Good is everywhere. Hugs to two sweet gals.
ReplyDeleteMisty eyed, what wonderful gifts.
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip and badger
And you have made us all happy telling us about it.
ReplyDeleteI second that, thank for sharing these heartening gifts.
DeleteThere are some good people out there.
ReplyDeleteHow kind of them. And you, of course.
ReplyDeleteI have always found that people carry us through our darker moments. Sleep well.
ReplyDeleteLovely way to start the weekend kind gestures to make someones day will pass it on John.
ReplyDeleteKindness is a wonderful gift.
ReplyDeleteRest well,
ReplyDeleteMy heart feels much warmer.
ReplyDeleteJust got up l...dogs to walk, tea to get uniform to iron..
ReplyDeleteSpeak tomorrow xx