16 Acts of Kindness: This should warm your cold heart…
It just makes me want to go out and do something randomly nice.
(Got these from The Meta Picture. They post a lot of nice random things)
It just makes me want to go out and do something randomly nice.
(Got these from The Meta Picture. They post a lot of nice random things)
I am a wealth-obsessed, style-focused, minimalist.
I got out of $60,000 of debt in 18 months with The Budgeting Tool which I now sell online and donate its net proceeds to charity.
I earn like a princess on average $20,000 a month when I work but am trying hard to live like a pauper by not spending all of it.
The rest of the time I relax and enjoy the time off by traveling, although traveling has been on hold lately with the arrival of Baby Bun, my rambunctious, ever-hungry toddler.
Welcome.
jose says:
These are all great and have put a bright spot in my day, Thanks!
mochiandmacarons says:
Thanks for coming by.
femmefrugality says:
Aw, I love all of these! I’d be so shocked if that guy came back to fix up my mailbox. Shocked but pleased. I’ve also heard of people doing that on flights with their kids. Great way to make people hate you a little less. 🙂
Budget & the Beach says:
If that was me and I found a koala on the side of the road asking for water, I’d put the koala in my bike basket, put a helmet on him, and take him home to live with me. My heart would melt. They are so f’n cute!
Mochi & Macarons says:
I also saw images before of koalas sitting in tubs of cold water put out by Australians because it just got SO hot..
Michelle says:
I love all of these. The koala one and the one with the princesses at Disneyland are just so cute!
Mochi & Macarons says:
The princess one is very sweet.
Joe says:
Very neat. I’ve seen this graphic and generally have the “awww that’s so kind” response except for the “returned wallet” one. Don’t get me wrong, it’s fine that the person didn’t absorb the cost of mailing the wallet to its owner but that makes it an unexceptional application of a basic moral duty. Really the only other option the person who found it had was to leave it in the rental car/mail it/just steal the whole thing. Obviously all of those are immoral. If the person had absorbed the $10 mailing cost and sent it all back then it would have been a stellar example of paying it forward. I think it’s a sad statement about our society when it’s an “incredible display of humanity” to take out $10 for mailing costs and ship a wallet to its owner.
Also, the iPhone one is great except the people call themselves “extraordinarily kind” people. Bizarre.
Finally, the one where the envelope is taped to the snack machine — are those loonies or Sacagawea dollars? lol
Mochi & Macarons says:
Well I think I can allow them a little vanity if they’d return my wallet and iPhone to me.
I wouldn’t mind in the slightest them taking the money and mailing it to me. I’d gladly pay it, and for me, they don’t NEED to return my wallet, but they did anyway.
What’s $10 for that kind of kindness?
Liquid_Independence says:
Faith in humanity restored 😀
Mochi & Macarons says:
It never fails to make me smile.
StudentDebtSurvivor says:
My favorite post of the day! Love RAOK
Mochi & Macarons says:
RAOK. Nice acronym. 🙂