They are in New York now. It's random acts of kindness and then you pass it on. They start massage chains, on the street. It started when one of the members lost his mom to cancer and then intensified with 9/11...They do nail-polishing, hugs, etc. ExtremeKindness.Com is the website. Passing it on seems to be the most important part of it. Try it, today and let's see what we can do to bring a small amount of happiness into our corner..........xoxo pat

[nothemama8]

We need that here
Angie

[Fuzzybear]

Cool idea! xoxox Fuzzy

[SeptemberMorn]

Are you going to start us off, Pat?

certainly, Tomi.....

[SeptemberMorn]

Goody!! But... uh... what are you going to give us to pass on?

[LMo]

I helped my friend vacuum, shampoo, and armorall her car today -- does that count?

[CedarS]

I know, see, Pat is giving us the idea, that is an act of random kindness right there, I love the idea of an actual crew doing this in NY, gives me a boost just to think of it.

So she has already begun it here, now we continue if we wanna.

[radio_flyer]

I think the "kindness crew" should make a visit to psych central...This place at one time was full of support, support, support.......I would very much like to see that happen again.........

your kindness already touched me radio_flyer.

I only recently read your sweet comments to me about my hound. Made me smile in a time when tears were flowing. Hard to break through those and your words did.

So the kindness is where we create it and you've done your part by joining in here and sprinkling your words about. Thank you!!

[SeptemberMorn]

I'd say it counts! If I didn't, then I couldn't claim having my youngest son's adopted daughter overnight and giving her undivided attention and buying her some needed items as well as some silly items as an act of kindness... to her and to myself. More on this later.

I'd like to see more of those RAK's here on the board, though. We've been needing them badly.