Showing posts with label random acts of kindness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label random acts of kindness. Show all posts

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Robert Pattinson gives homeless man a guitar


Heart Warming Story...

The FABLife’s super crush on Robert Pattinson got a little stronger today with this news of his sweet deed on the streets of LA. As R-Patz strolled down the sidewalk, he noticed a homeless street musician playing a busted up acoustic guitar. After putting some cash into the man’s collection cup, Rob, a well known music lover, ventured into a nearby music shop. A few minutes later he emerged carrying an electric guitar for himself, and a brand new six string which he handed to the street musician.

The random act of kindness was witnessed by two British tourists. “Robert quickly went back to his car and drove off,” one told Britain’s Sun newspaper. “We were gobsmacked when he handed the acoustic guitar to the tramp.” So was the musician, who couldn’t quite believe that this all was for real. “”The busker was totally shell-shocked. He had no idea who Robert was. I think he thought the guitar was stolen.” If this story of The Vamp and the Tramp doesn’t warm your heart, then check your pulse because you might be legally dead. Yes, like a vampire.


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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Kristen Stewart on Jury Duty?

It seems Kristen had to go to the LA Court to be part of a jury. Here is a photo with the security guard. he said Kris went with two bodyguards and that she was very kind with everybody there.


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Thursday, October 1, 2009

Random Acts of Kindness (RAK)

In my community there is a project, that is done all over the world, called Random Acts of Kindness. It is always neat to see the school kids participate in this and do things in the community to help others - just because.

In this world it is important to remember to be kind and I really think you get out of life what you put in.

Today on my break at work, after a long and busy day, I decided to put together little "care kits" for my colleagues. Just a little bag of nice things that are relevent to our job and some sweet treats to get us through our evening meeting.

They were very appreciative and I left an otherwise long dinner meeting feeling good about life in general.

This isn't meant to be a sappy, happy story - just an encouragement to go out of your way for others, be kind, and enjoy life to it's fullest :)