It’s Time to Say Thank You Alabama

In light of recent events in our country, I pray that we begin to revive some of the values of the past.

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I hear all this talk about movements. Well, you know, we could use a kindness movement in Alabama and let it spread from here. That’s just fine.

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Let’s start with the last time someone sincerely thanked you.

When was that? Did they tell you in person or send you a note or a card in the mail whatever method they chose I bet it felt good.

You know a big thank you makes you feel good and blessed by another so why not do this to someone today?

We’ll give you a few examples:

1- A teacher: Whether your own or one of your children’s teachers, they put in so much effort to educate your child, so tell them thanks, especially those special teachers

2-A parent: There are so many reasons that could apply here, but I know for me. I’m grateful for parents who raised me in a Godly home and who believe in Jesus Christ. It forms everything in my life.

3-your spouse: Of all the people in your circle. This is the one who puts up with you the most. Perhaps I am just thinking of what I know my parents have endured and forgiven over the years.

4-somebody at random: Maybe it’s the cashier at the grocery store, or the person taking your order at the drive-through, or the lady in the dollar store, but whoever you encounter randomly, I can guarantee they never get enough thanks.

5-your local law enforcement or local firefighters: If you see someone in a military uniform, please take a moment to thank them.

Those are just a few ideas that I believe could make someone’s day and maybe spread a little kindness across West Alabama.