Observations&Reflections #1

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Last month I helped my old neighbour out with carrying the bags to her home and then, a week later, a complete stranger chipped in with 5 zlotych to my food shopping when I didn't have enough money. These two situations made me think, whether good deeds return or not and if doing kind things is necessary in life. 
In my opinion, kindness is a sort of thing that everyone should share with the others. If each person will be kind to another, the world will be getting better and better. Good deeds will always return then.
There are many benefits to doing the right things such as simply helping someone but also it makes you a generous and moral person. Goodness improves the society as well.  
In conclusion, I think that we should do good deeds for someone who we help, for ourselves and generally for the whole world. It is very important to share kindness - if you do, it will return one day.

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  1. englishdiary19 września 2018 12:45

    Have you heard about a project named 'random acts of kindness'? Check it out - it looks very close to what you have written.

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