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Coffee Talk With Moíra ♣ ~ April 21, 2012



Practice Kindness This Week...Feed Your Soul!

Visiting around this week, I happened across Tickles To Giggles.  Please take a few minutes to read this excellent post about Random Acts Of Kindness!  This gal took her kids on a 'Random-Acts-Of-Kindness-Lollapalooza'!  From morning to evening, this family spread smiles all across their town.  It sort of got me to thinking...

What if I took my boys and we attempt only three things in a day?  How will it affect them?  How will it affect me? 

Watch for my updates!  We're planning our Day Of Kindness! 

 - Moíra ♣

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  1. Angela Brown4/21/12, 10:59 PM

    I've see others use the Random Acts of Kindness as a way to highlight/spotlight a new-to-them author as well, a way of giving that author a few new eyes to see what that author had to offer. Seeing what your Coffee Talks are like, I better hurry up and get my stuff together because this is very nice. Will be back in tough, again, very soon :-)

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  2. The Brazen Broads4/24/12, 9:15 AM

    It's good to see you, Angela. I look forward to hearing from you. Nice A-Z challenge. Put all your links together and send me them. I'd love to feature your story with the interview.

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