Category Archives: the Kindness Cycle
She’d Looked After Foster Children for Eighteen Years on End, Even When She’d Fallen Ill, She’d Not Quitted on Them
photo courtesy of UDN.com… A love of a foster mom for her foster son, the care and concern this woman had shown is just, AMAZING!!! From the Newspapers, translated… The city of Hsinbei hosted the model mother of the year … Continue reading
Posted in Beliefs, Experiences of Life, Facts, Kindness, Lessons of Life, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Properties of Life, Social Welfare, the Kindness Cycle, The Passages in Life, Values of Life, Welfare of Children
Tagged Children in Foster Care Programs, the Love of a Foster Mom
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The American Woman Remembered the Love Her Taiwanese Nanny Had for Three Years of Her Childhood Fifty Years Later
Remembering the kindness that her nanny had, shown her, and kept it in her heart all these years, and finally, she’d come back, to find her nanny from when she was only a baby, from the Front Page Sections, translated… … Continue reading
My Dearest Child
How this man became who he is, caring for those who are in need, all because of what he’d failed to do when he was a young child, translated… On the afternoon of the cold front, the heavens were, frozen … Continue reading
Posted in Acts of Kindness, Beliefs, Childhood Innocence, Cost of Living, Experiences of Life, In a Meditative State, Lessons of Life, Losses & Gains, Memories Shared, Passing of Wisdoms, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Properties of Life, Recollections, Socialization, the Consequences of Life, the Kindness Cycle, the Learning Process, The Lost & Found, The Passages in Life, the Process of Aging, the Process of Life, Things Left Behind, Things that Came Too Late in Life, Unfulfilled Dreams, Values of Life
Tagged Bumping into One's Own Inner Child, How He Became Who He is Today, Overcompensating for What He'd Failed to Do as a Young Child, Standing Up for Someone Who Was Lesser
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Between the Doctors & the Patient
Showing understanding and kindness toward his surgeons, and they’d, shown the same courtesies, back to him too, the cycle of kindness here, is simply, amazing. Translated… Mr. Hsieh was the only “perfect” elderly man in the whole of southern Taiwan. … Continue reading
Posted in Acts of Kindness, Beliefs, Experiences of Life, Kindness, Lessons of Life, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Properties of Life, the Kindness Cycle, The Passages in Life, the Process of Life, Values of Life
Tagged Setting a Good Example for His Children, Treating People Who'd Made Mistakes with Forgiveness & Understanding
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The Kindness Shown, by the Lunch Shop Owners to the Employees
The kindness of this lunch shop owner, is simply……AMAZING, translated… The year after I had a successful brain operation, although my condition wasn’t completely, stabilized, but I was, very hurried in finding work, hoping, that with the income I brought … Continue reading
The Christmas Meal for the Less Fortunate, the Children Were Invited from Africa to Attend
Spreading the good cheers of this season! From the Newspapers, translated… The Department of Social Services of Hsinbei City yesterday invited the children from the families on the lower end of the socioeconomic statuses to have a Christmas meal together, … Continue reading
The Incredible Interaction of a Gentle University President& a Cowherd
The childhood experiences of a social worker, from the Front Page Sections, translated… I’m from a farming family, I lived in a village close to Dong-Hai University. And from forty years, there were multiple homes who’d kept the livestock, in … Continue reading
Posted in Acts of Kindness, Beliefs, Education, Experiences of Life, Kindness, Lessons of Life, Methods of Education, Instructional Technologies, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Properties of Life, Recollections, the Kindness Cycle, Values of Life
Tagged Encounters of Childhood, Passing Along a Legacy
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Knock-Knock, Here Comes the Produce
Reciprocating the kindness in the neighborhood here, translated… Knock-knock-knock, there were three banging from the gates, and, I didn’t need to guess, it was Mrs. Bai, sending over the produce she’d grown. Reason why she’d knocked was because we didn’t … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 