Welcome to Theo’s Christmas
Stocking. You may have never been here before, or you may come here often. We encourage
you to commit mindful acts of kindness for loved ones, friends, and strangers
alike in honor of your beloved dead. The holiday
season, traditionally a time of giving, provides us so many opportunities to do
so. Send your act of kindness to us, and we’ll
post it here in Theo's Christmas Stocking so that
we can all share in the Spirit of Giving and Kindness.
Hey Professor
F.
Last weekend my
family and I made some chili and went out to DC along with my church and served
the homeless people there. Other people brought gift baskets with toiletries
and stuff. The people there seemed to really appreciate it.
---Anonymous
While usually I go to
Monroe Park to give homeless people food, Monroe Park is closed. Where do they
all go? I drove around a while and saw some dudes downtown who had some sad signs.
I gave them bags of Hardees. True, fast food is not the best choice, but you never
know: it maybe kept them from the brink of horrible hunger. Giving something small to someone might mean everything
to them.
---Will
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