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December 31, 2008
Posted: 11:13 AM ET
The holidays are over. Your credit cards are inching towards their limit. Layoffs are happening left and right. The weather is mostly gray. ![]() If all this has you down, you may want to consider checking out one iReporter’s blog for a little winter inspiration. Adam Boalt’s blog kindactsblog.org is based on the idea of “paying it forward” and practicing random acts of kindness. You may have heard about people paying for a stranger’s cup of coffee or gas, but there are so many other stories of kindness. Boalt has found a way to connect all these random acts worldwide. In one posting, a kind soul bought a sleeping bag for the homeless man he passes every day. Tell us how you practice random acts of kindness. Post your experiences and ideas here at iReport.com. – Callie Carmichael, CNN.com Filed under: Internet |
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