Tag Archives: kindness

A Happy Story; Gnomes that Roam

Posted on February 22, 2025 by dfolstad58

Dear Readers, thank you for reading this post today. This is a happy story. A happy and true story that happened in Kelowna BC in the summer of 2024. I set this story aside last summer because it was one … Continue reading →

Posted in Just being creative, okanagan related, Thinking Out loud | Tagged anonymous, covert, fiction, Gnomes, Good News, inspiration, Kelowna, kindness, magic, nontoxic, poetry, unknown | 14 Comments

Today, not tomorrow

Posted on May 25, 2020 by dfolstad58

Thank you for visiting my blog. Yesterday I had a thought for a post, I hope you will let me know your thoughts. = David +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Today, not tomorrow Today I can begin. Today, not tomorrow I start today to be … Continue reading →

Posted in Just being creative | Tagged forgiveness, kindness, living, Love, poem, regrets, today, tomorrow | 37 Comments

Calm in the Storm

Posted on March 14, 2020 by dfolstad58

Hope is about believing with a humble heart that tomorrow can be different. It’s about knowing that light will come to chase away this darkness. Looking around social media the last few days it seems impossible to avoid the rising … Continue reading →

Posted in health, Thinking Out loud | Tagged 911, believing, experience, Fear, Heart, hope, kindness, light, night | 36 Comments

Invisible or Not

Posted on March 3, 2020 by dfolstad58

I think my growing up was probably fairly typical. I did most of the things boys do, biking, playing army with straws shooting peas, water gun fights, kick-the-can and hide and seek after dark. I had my share of … Continue reading →

Posted in FAVORITE POSTS - A Few of them ♥, health, Thinking Out loud | Tagged be kind, invisible scars, kindness, life, understanding, wounds | 20 Comments

The Lucky ones have crutches and bandages

Posted on September 24, 2019 by dfolstad58

Today I was thinking about all the people who suffer with problems invisibly. The ones with crutches, bandages, and wheelchairs – we see they are hurting, we empathize, we cut them some slack in our expectations. But the people hurting … Continue reading →