Day 1

So being "kind" in your mind is not as easy as it sounds.

The Bad...

• In the MC today with the{oh so polite super loud} 30 seconds about me Communication Department was putting on. Said girl said she had, "written four novels and was hoping to get published by.. wait for it a publishing company." I don't know if it was rude or not but my instant thought was, "duh! thats generally who does that kind of work..." 
• Next, the kid who pointed out to me that, I did not move to the middle of the row as instructed 35 mins before devotional started. My reaction: to smile curtly and not move. When pushed again I thought really? calm down, or I will help you to find someone else who needs your nagging. 
• Again, the joy who took my parking spot when i was already late for class. Thank you sweetheart for being so considerate of the people around who actually waited for that spot. 

The Good....

• The chance I had to compliment this girl on her completely adore outfit,  and she almost teared up. 
• The great conversation with my doctor allowing her a few minutes to relax during her busy day. 
• Taylor, my FHE brother giving Carly and I ride home from devotional.
• My little brother calling because he is super excited about the iphone being on sprint{ME TOO!!}
• me not saying anything to lovely girl in hopes she grows up just a little to let go of her drama
• My peaceful dinner, by myself reading a book and being polite to the people interrupting the alone-ness.
• The many doors opened for me all day, and the door I opened in returned. 
• Boy carrying umbrella for a girl with lots in her hands.

overall, not so great on my side, can do A LOT better, I only mentioned a few things but Being kind means maybe no simple sarcastic remarks? I am not sure how I feel about that one... love me some sarcasm!

-until next time

hayley