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Happy Thanksgiving!

This one is different, that’s for sure! Most of this year has been.

It’s ok to be grieving what “should be”, whether it’s missing a certain person, group of people or just the act of physically gathering.

It is the ultimate self-kindness to feel your myriad of feelings. Today and every day.

If, however, you are with loved ones and feeling connected and loved it is the ultimate kindness to reach out to others who aren’t.

Both scenarios allow for micro moments of connection and kindness.

We at Kindagious are so extremely thankful for all of you who have prioritized kindness in your life. We ALL need it. To give it, receive it and live it! 🧡💛🤎

We think this sums up our feelings of kindness, gr

We think this sums up our feelings of kindness, gratitude, and the feelings around Thanksgiving quite nicely.

It’s one thing to feel something, it’s another thing to both feel an impulse to express something and then follow through.

What Thanksgiving impulses are you following through on and expressing? 💜

** New virtual postcard** Link to find and send in

** New virtual postcard**
Link to find and send in the bio.

Like all of you in the US, we’re gearing up for Thanksgiving this week. Also like many of you, it’s going to be different this year.

Who would you normally see that aren’t this year? Who are you especially grateful for? Who do you know that could use some extra connection?

Go to our website and send a FREE virtual postcard to all the people you just thought of 🙏🏼💜

Lana is showing us that kindness can often be free

Lana is showing us that kindness can often be free yet deeply meaningful. 💜

What can you find in nature that is priceless and fills you with gratitude? Are you willing to share it?

Today is a great day to get outside and take a min

Today is a great day to get outside and take a mindful walk in nature! 🍁🌳💜

After you do, take a few minutes to journal your observations and feelings. That way when you aren’t able to get outside your words will transport you back to today and you can re-savor your experience.

The ultimate self kindness 💜

Finishing up the week with a reminder that getting

Finishing up the week with a reminder that getting outside - preferably in nature - is the perfect combination of gratitude, mindfulness, self kindness and awe/wonder 💜

So much in nature to be grateful for. Do yourself

So much in nature to be grateful for. Do yourself a favor and get out and enjoy it!

The bee is not afraid of me,
I know the butterfly;
The pretty people in the woods
Receive me cordially.

The brooks laugh louder when I come,
The breezes madder play.
Wherefore, mine eyes, thy silver mists?

Emily Dickinson

Life is complicated right now - let’s simplify a

Life is complicated right now - let’s simplify and just PLAY!

Join us for a regular, old-fashioned Recess. Simple, fun, low-key activities.

Friday, November 20
1-2 PST / 4-5 EST

Link to register in the bio.

A lot of times we only think about kindness as it

A lot of times we only think about kindness as it pertains to people - ourselves and others.

We are inextricably linked to nature, our environments and the Earth at large. Our kindness practice would be incomplete if we didn’t include environmental kindness.

Here are just a few ideas to spur thoughts of your own about how you can practice this type of kindness.

What suggestions do you have about how we all can be kind to the Earth?

It’s such a beautiful time of the year, are you

It’s such a beautiful time of the year, are you getting outside to enjoy it?

Walking in nature is one fantastic way to give your nervous system a re-set. Self kindness at its finest.

Taking a mindful walk is a great way to practice gratitude. How many amazing, awe inspiring things can you notice on a walk. Use all your senses, not just your eyes.

** New Virtual Postcard - nature appreciation”.

** New Virtual Postcard - nature appreciation”. Link to send in the bio.

This month the focus has traditionally been on gratitude and its place in our lives.

Kindness and gratitude are inextricably linked. 💜

From the changing leaves, gorgeous blue skies with fluffy clouds, crisp air, beautiful sunlight, and eventual falling of the leaves - teaching us how to let go so we can rest and rejuvenate - Autumn gives us so many things to be grateful for.

With the days getting shorter, show some self kindness and get out and enjoy nature whenever you can!

World Kindness Day 2020 How was it for you? What

World Kindness Day 2020

How was it for you? What did you notice? experience?

What will you be carrying forward from the day?

World Kindness Day 2020 💜🌎🌍🌏👩🏾‍🤝‍👩🏼👩🏼‍🤝‍👨🏾

What is one small act you can do today?

Looking for suggestions? Check out the link in our bio for a list of ideas and resources.

Also check out our story! 💜

Would love to hear how YOU are participating/celebrating. Let us know in the comments. Or tag us #kindagiousWKD #questforkindWKD

WORLD KINDNESS DAY 2020 💜 Tomorrow, Friday Nov

WORLD KINDNESS DAY 2020 💜

Tomorrow, Friday Nov 23 is WKD 2020 and we are getting ready! 🎉🥳 Are you?

Looking for ideas? Already have some fun ideas you’d like to share? If so, we’d love if you’d share with all of us!

We have a page on the website dedicated to tomorrow, check it out! Link in both the bio and first comment.

Also, we’d love if you’d join us for a World Kindness Recess 👩🏾‍🤝‍👩🏼👩🏼‍🤝‍👨🏾🌎🌍💞💜

Friday is World Kindness Day! 🎉💞🌎🌍🌏

Friday is World Kindness Day! 🎉💞🌎🌍🌏

Come join our special Kindness Day Recess, where we’ll have fun, kind activities to do and also give you ideas and supplies to spread kindness. 💜

The link to register is in the bio.

Friday, November 13
1-2 PST / 4-5 EST

It’s the ramp up to World Kindness Day on Friday

It’s the ramp up to World Kindness Day on Friday, November 13! 💜💜💜

We have the perfect conditions with Covid spiking globally and election unrest in the US to flex our kindness muscles.

Two of our core beliefs here at Kindagious are: that kindness is universal and transcends national, religious, political and socioeconomic boundaries AND that kindness is needed by all not just the “lovable”.

Kindness can have a gritty, humble quality to it. We don’t have to agree, have the same life experiences, or have the same beliefs but we do have to be kind.

How can you stretch yourself?

There are all these things we think we “should” be.

Important, successful, busy, strong, accomplished, admired, liked, popular.

The list goes on.

With the exception of busy, we’d say that being kind will naturally lead to ALL of the others on the list.

**New Virtual Postcard.** Link to send this - and

**New Virtual Postcard.**
Link to send this - and any of our other postcards - in the bio.

Today we are channeling Mr Rogers’ wisdom and question, “Won’t you be my neighbor?”

We all want to think that we are connected to and can count on our neighbors.

Regardless of what’s going on in the world is important to feel safe, seen, cared for and valued.

EVERYONE feels this way.

EVERYONE deserves to have this feeling of kindness, connection and peace.

Today is the beginning of World Kindness Week, let’s start with our neighbors 💜

While we wait, be kind. To yourself. To others -

While we wait, be kind.

To yourself.

To others - known and unknown.

Let kindness have a daily place in your life - especially in times of uncertainty 💜

A repeat sentiment - because it is crucial right n

A repeat sentiment - because it is crucial right now. We all need to lean in to kindness, compassion, community and connection.

We hope those things were on your mind as you voted 💜 but even more so as we go forward.

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