I shopped at Sears during my lunch break today, and
when I was checking out, a coupon for $10 off a $50 purchase printed
with my receipt. Well, anyone who knows me knows that I love coupons. I
also love helping my friends get great deals,
too. As soon as I noticed the coupon, I knew immediately what my next
Act of Kindness should be…
I walked to a nearby register where a woman was in
line holding several items of clothing. I told her that I had a coupon
she may be able to use, and asked her if she had at least $50 worth of
clothes. “Absolutely!” she said. I handed
her the coupon, watched her and her friend grin while reading it, and
walked off. That was really too easy, so I hope it still counts. :)
(This was the other coupon I got. I didn't remember to take a photo of the coupon I gave away.)
(This was the other coupon I got. I didn't remember to take a photo of the coupon I gave away.)
Lessons learned about being kind to others:
It doesn’t need to cost you any money.
It doesn’t always take effort and time.
Find a homeless person and buy them a meal; donate books to a public school ( powers ferry elementary is much in need)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea about donating books to a school! I think I will steal that one. :)
ReplyDeleteYou kind of already did this yesterday... but I was a recipient today of a RAOK... $10 in a Christmas card as I headed out the door at Wal*mart. Made my afternoon, as there was a computer 'hick-up' and the toddler (who needed a nap) and I were there 3 times as long as it should have taken.
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