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Dec 2016
6:52pm, 18 Dec 2016
7,264 posts
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Duchess
Offer a compliment to a stranger.
Say thank you to someone for doing their job: the receptionist at work, the train guard, the boy serving coffee, the shop assistant.
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Dec 2016
7:12pm, 18 Dec 2016
6,112 posts
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BaronessBL
In a similar vein to above - as you go about your daily business, compliment a parent on how beautifully behaved their child is and what a delight it is to see (or possibly their dog if you're more likely to encounter people with dogs rather than children) 
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Dec 2016
7:45pm, 18 Dec 2016
14,039 posts
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Wriggling Snake
entering the draw toady
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Dec 2016
8:26pm, 18 Dec 2016
454 posts
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iaincr
go on to just giving and donate to a complete stranger.
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Dec 2016
10:25pm, 18 Dec 2016
788 posts
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Stewie
Or Lendwithcare.org and support someone with microloan which once paid back can be reinvested again and again
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Dec 2016
11:59pm, 18 Dec 2016
9,107 posts
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Deck the halls with 2 Xmas baubles?
Take time to chat with someone who might be lonely
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Dec 2016
4:34am, 19 Dec 2016
7 posts
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MissK
Do something you don't want to do because it will benefit someone else
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Dec 2016
7:25am, 19 Dec 2016
13,975 posts
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jennywren
Walk down your street and smile at everyone you see. If you're in London they may call the police I suppose but where I live I almost always get a smile back
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Dec 2016
7:27am, 19 Dec 2016
371 posts
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Sunbed Athlete
Most probably people won't think or know that One had a "kind streak"! The kind streak comes into play when someone has helped, encouraged or if One feels like giving something to, for example, a random stranger. Spreading the love #fiftyshadesofgirvan
Never have I or have intended this to be a hand out to receive action. I just hope my kindness in return is a gift that One hopes that person can enjoy. One used that fore mentioned kindness as I gave a present to an old gentleman whom One sees regularly whilst plodding around the town. He has two Shetland collie dogs, number one of the pair is very placid, the other goes berserk when approaching (ex rescue dog)
Once you stop and clap the dog, it's fine. When on runs the gentleman has asked One's self where I'm going, and I too have asked his direction of walking duties and most often or not we have changed routes to save the dog anymore unnecessary strain/anxiety. I went to hand the gentleman a small gift for himself and some dog treats/biscuits but unfortunately, after finding out where he lived, he wasn't in. I left the present with a neighbour whom did the handover. A few days had past by when we crossed paths and he was delighted and at the same time overwhelmed with his and the dogs gifts #woofwoof
Merry Christmas! Enjoy! 🐶🎄🍪🍾
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Dec 2016
7:30am, 19 Dec 2016
11,553 posts
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Ultracat
That's lovely SB
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