Dew drop number 4

I sat on the plane
I was a bit bored
I prayed for the persons
sitting on the same row as me.

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"Disclaimer": I do not put these simple kind acts to boast or be proud in any way.
They are meant to be a small dew drop of inspiration for anyone who wants to contribute
and make a small difference in someone else's life and his or her own life.

Dew drop number 3

On Saturdays, my wife and I like to do a bit of gardening.
Nothing big, just being in nature, making our garden looking a bit brighter.
Today however my darling was not feeling well.
I did the gardening alone, while she was taking a rest in bed.
I thought for a while and prepared our lazy chair, with a comfy pillow
just next to the place where I was working a bit in our garden.
The weather was lovely and I called her to take a rest in there.
I was happy and I think she was too.
And this is my dew drop No 3 for you :)

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"Disclaimer": I do not put these simple kind acts to boast or be proud in any way.
They are meant to be a small dew drop of inspiration for anyone who wants to contribute
and make a small difference in someone else's life and his or her own life.

Dew drop number 2

Today, I am not sure if I have really done a kind act.
To make up for it, I will give tonight a call to my auntie,
who is 87 years old and lives a lonely life,
more than 10 000 km from where I live.

Let us all think of a lonely person today
and give them a call.

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"Disclaimer": I do not put these simple kind acts to boast or be proud in any way.
They are meant to be a small dew drop of inspiration for anyone who wants to contribute
and make a small difference in someone else's life and his or her own life.

Dew drop number 1

Today I went to a meeting in Putrajaya, the administrative center of Malaysia.
I thought for awhile to go back to Kuala Lumpur by train, but somehow decided
to take a grab car to the city.

The driver was a Chinese man, middle aged, who had dyed his hair blonde.
It was a nice character and he knew his way to and through the capital in a way,
I had never seen.

When we arrived at my hotel, the charge was RM37.
I give him 50 and asked him to keep the change.

A simple random kind act.
It made a difference to the man.
He smiled.
It made a difference to me
I smiled

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"Disclaimer": I do not put these simple kind acts to boast or be proud in any way.
They are meant to be a small dew drop of inspiration for anyone who wants to contribute
and make a small difference in someone else's life and his or her own life.