KINDNESS. It’s a simple thing really, so simple, we take it for granted. Kindness is something that is easily accessible, really not that difficult, doesn’t cost a thing and even the most selfish of people can take part, if they choose. Kindness is a lost art in our world. Sometimes, in the midst of new: politics, construction, traffic and life it’s lost. Regardless of any of those things, it is still the simplest of ways to help someone’s heart. Maybe wave someone over in tr

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