Came across this quote this morning from a woman who has been a huge influence in my life;
“You can either practice being right or practice being kind.”
― Anne Lamott
― Anne Lamott
When it comes to shining a humorous and glaringly accurate light on family dynamics, Annie has literally written the book. The relationship between righteousness and kindness is, dare I say, incestuous. Kindness is often preached more than taught. Righteous kindness is an oxymoron. Sure, we can all wax philosophical on what kindness means and how it should be practiced. But in the moment, when we are touting the importance of being kind, isn’t there a faint (or repugnant) smell of righteousness? And does that illicit kind reciprocity or righteous repulsion?
CommonKindness 
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