@Cricket — And it only takes small things to make such a positive impact on another. We don’t have to have grandiose plans for how we’re going to “save the world” — it’s the little things that really matter…

@Barbara — Small acts of kindness…powerful beyond measure. And that’s because we don’t know where those kind acts will end up once we “give” them to someone else…

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@Pink Ink — It really tells so much doesn’t it, Jewel! I love this one very much, as well.

@Writer Dad — Ha! Maybe a day late, but the message remains doesn’t it! Powerful stuff — thanks for your continued support here Sean!

@Jenny — I’m so glad you enjoyed this Jenny. You will be lifted up, life has much in store for you! Hang in there…

Beautiful post!

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@Evely — Thank you Evelyn!

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And unexpected checks in the mail.

And small kindnesses.

Thank you.

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@MizFit — Leaving our BIG mark on the world — is sometimes — the little things we do to help others…It may not seem big, but to that someone else we help — it’s huge. And so — you are so very right MizFit — it’s not about making our big mark on the world — it’s about making a difference in another life.

@Stacey/Create A Balance — Yes, the “pay it forward” concept is exactly this — helping others in need, knowing how you would want to be treated were you in there shoes… You are doing it Stacey!

@Linda — Awww, Linda — I’m so glad you enjoyed this one so much. I think this really speaks of you and what you’re doing through your blog — so continue to be a beacon of light for the elderly — your words are changing lives.

@Karl — And you may never know how many people you have helped through your writing — but that’s not what matters — how many. If you have helped one, you have been successful. Continue to write and share your wisdom on happiness — something we all can never know too much about!

@Annette — It’s the people who stop by here who inspire me — and that’s you Annette! Your words are uplifting — and a real source of inspiration.

@Mark — Thanks Mark!

@Meleah — Thanks much Meleah!

@Davina — Ha — fainting robins!! Well, now I guess we both know! Thanks Davina!

@Jackal — Thank you!

@Laurie — You are too kind Laurie, thank you so much for such kind words. Really, that means a lot to me, I am touched by your thoughtfulness. You speak with much honesty and open-ness — continue to do that Laurie — I appreciate it more than you know.

@Jean — Small actions, that’s what it’s all about — and those small actions can be such big things for others — when they really need it. Thanks Jean!

@Liara — Yes, it does remind us that every way we assist others can have effect much greater than we’ll ever realize — we just never know what the little things we do for someone else might lead into some day — powerful! Thank you Liara!

@Kelly — Glad you liked it Kelly — thank you!

@Sagan — The smallest gestures sometimes make the biggest difference — because they affect someone else on a personal level — and can leave a lasting mark. The song — it’s my new favorite!

@Jenny — Thank you! What a great way to say it — “There is nothing more beautiful than helping someone else.” — and seeing the beauty in the assistance we provide to others. It really is beautiful — even if it seems small and insignificant. It is — because to someone else it might mean the world. Enjoy your downtime Jenny.