Kindness

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It is not hard or costly to be kind. Even on your darkest day remember to be kind to yourself.

On a better day share what you have in you.

Kindness.

It can be a minor thing. A wave. A thank you. A note. A smile. An " are you ok"?
Hold a hand or give a hug. 

Be the example of decency and  graciousness.

We are here for one reason or another. In common we can be Kind.

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