Category Archives: the Kindness Cycle
Dong-Liang Lee’s “Hope Engineering” Project Sent Warmth to Two Thousand Families
Giving back to the community, to help those in need, off of the Front Page Sections, translated… The C.E.O. of Friends of Armed Forces Association, Lee, since he’d started as the C.E.O. six years ago, he’d donated over $200 million … Continue reading
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These acts of kindness, don’t just, benefit those on the receiving end, but also, the parties who’d shown them too! Translated… The year I came to Taipei, I rented a small stay on Tonghwa Street. For a while, for many … Continue reading
Extending that Warm Hand Toward the “Cold Fronts”
Kindness shown, toward the homeless population in the community, from the Front Page Sections, translated… The temperatures dropped lower and lower these past few days, even as we wrapped ourselves up tightly, we could still feel the icy cold wind, … Continue reading
The Most Heartwarming Battle: the Last Leg of the Race of a Student with Cerebral Palsy, the Other Teachers & the Student Body Ran Alongside Him
How everybody in the class showed, support to this student with cerebral palsy, by running alongside with him on the last leg of the races, off of the Front Page Sections, translated… The fifth grade student of Zhen-Nan Elementary School … Continue reading
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Tagged More Important than Winning the Races
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A Single-Mother Helped a Man Who is Mentally Incapable, Helped Him Made a Living on Making the Buns
Some good news, finally! Off of the Newspapers, translated… The woman who’s registered as a low-income, a single mother, Wang, other than putting her daughter through her doctoral education, for seventeen years, she’d also helped a mildly retarded man with … Continue reading
When Those with Dementia Wanted to Work, Who Will Provide Them with a Friendly Environment to Work in?
A dream, I suppose, for the society, how we all work together, to make one another’s life easier, to help those who are diagnosed, off of the Front Page Sections, translated… A former instructor contacted me, he knew I was … Continue reading
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Tagged a Friendly Environment of Work for Those with Early Onset Dementia
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Using the Triple Vouchers, Giving Back to the Community More than Threefold
Giving the money from the government to those who are, more in need than we are, allowing the vouchers, to maximize in their, values, from someone’s, experiences, off of the Front Page Sections, translated… Many years ago, the former president, … Continue reading
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Tagged "Free" Money from the Government, Passing the Kindness Around to Those Who are More in Need
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An Ice Cream Cone on Her Desk at Work
This, is an assumption, based off of one’s own, previous experiences as one started, working at the office, translated… There was a new coworker with a style all her own, Nina, dressed in complete black, dyed her hair half white, … Continue reading
The Small Acts of Kindness
The kindness from a stranger, translated… Even though the temperatures dropped to the teens, there were still a ton of people who were there at the local marketplaces shopping. And I’d noticed a woman in her eighties, standing outside of … Continue reading
Blue Coat
An heirloom that’s not, worth, a whole lot, but with, a ton of, sentimental values, attached, translated… There’s a thick nylon, dark blue colored, Asian-style old coat inside my closet, this coat is, three sizes, bigger than what I normally … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 