I Have Never Known Such Kindness

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I will never stop being amazed by the kindness of this man I get to call my husband.

I have never known such kindness. I'm so, so thankful for it every day.

Here are some examples while traveling...

I realized some of my belongings were not in my bag (in the hotel).
They were right in the safe. Danny had already thought to gather my things.

I couldn't find my rash guard before our trip to the Galapagos.
Once there, Danny insisted that I get one. I was hesitant to spend the money. He wouldn't take it and kindly started to put his shoes on to head out to the shops and said he wanted to see what he could find.

We needed to sign some documents related to our condo in Brooklyn. While I was cozy on the bed, Danny jumped up without even a moment of hesitation and got the documents all ready to go and to fax them from the hotel.





Some examples while at home...

I blog.
Danny knows that cooking can get on the back burner for me and so he makes meal after meal after meal. He's made as many meals as I've written blog posts!

We were watching a movie.
Danny suggested that he massage my back. (Best thing ever!) He said we really should do that more often instead of just watching a movie. (See what I mean here?! :)

I needed to pick-up a delivery in El Centro, but had a dentist appointment at the same time.
Danny said cheerfully that he would LOVE to pick-up my delivery and was so happy to do it.



Oh, dear readers, I hope that all of us can find ways to be more KIND. I want to work on this more myself!! Whether it's a kind compliment or extra affection or picking up a surprise or preparing something in the kitchen or planning our Valentine's dinner out (pictured)- I've been more conscious of it lately. Because I am lucky to know there is nothing better than being on the receiving end of kindness.