“The nice little things you do…”

…really stack up!

Thank you!

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The first thing I do when I come home from a trip is look through my mail.

Magazines go to the side, they can wait.

Bills take higher priority.

And what do I open first?  My personal mail.

A pink card from my niece Kuu Sanford popped to the surface.

She’s at the University of Oregon — a proud, splashing “Duck” —

and I send ‘care packages’ when I find something I think

might

(a) feed her spirit or soul;

(b) make her laugh;

(c) keep her

warm or dry.

Kuu’s Mommy, my late sister Kitty, died 10 years ago.  

Kuu learned empathy early… and is now passing on that love as a Camp Director for Camp Kesem …  

a summer getaway for children whose parents have died or are dying of cancers, where she’s a leader. 

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So Kuu understands how a little act of love can make a big difference.

That’s why I love what she wrote even more — how the “little things” I do for her — like send magazine

clippings, articles, a random long underwear t-shirt … all make her happy….

and “they really stack up”!

Kuu’s card made me feel warm and wonderful, and I share it now with you.