On the Road

You see the darndest things on the streets of New York, and almost every day you’ll witness something special. When we came upon the One Million Acts of Kindness bus on CPW near the Museum of Natural History, we met Bob. Parked outside with his crazy-looking bus, spreading kindness on the streets of Manhattan — not to mention the thousands of miles he’s logged on his bike bringing a message of hope and love to the streets while celebrating police, firefighter and military heroes.

“Imagine… if we simply hoped for the best toward every person we come in contact with during the day. If each one of us, day by day, shared acts of kindness with those we know and those we don’t know…how would the world change? How would YOU change? How far would our kindness spread?”

– Bob

Learn more about Bob, his dog Bogart, and the 4,000 Mile Bicycle Ride for Heroes at onemillionactsofkindess.org.

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Spent a couple of days at Serenbe last week for a meeting. Truth be told, I arrived there feeling cranky and on edge. But left feeling happy, peaceful and energized, having spent time with some special folks and kindred spirits. Thanks to the Serenbe family for their lovely hospitality and inspiration. (And to the wonderful Garnie Nygren, who shared with us ‘Last Child in the Woods‘ — thank you!)

Put Serenbe on your “must visit” list soon.