Monthly Archives: April 2014

So I’m still reeling from the kindness revolution yesterday.  So far, over 500 people sent me their kind acts, or kind acts they had seen – from 17 different countries.  That’s just unbelievable.  Sometimes I can’t believe how blessed my … Continue reading →

Wow.  Oh wow.  This week has been incredible – and it looks like it hasn’t stopped yet. Today was the Kindness Revolution.  The idea was – is (it’s not midnight yet!) to counteract some of the bile in last week’s … Continue reading →

So, I’m finally back at home in Hastings with the hubby, after a lovely week with extended family – made all the better by you lovely people!  This week has been utterly surreal, and you’ve all been part of that, … Continue reading →

So, I promise I’ll stop talking about this soon, but you know what? I am still so ridiculously overwhelmed by the response to my blog post on Sunday. So far, 85,000 people have read it in 167 countries. From what … Continue reading →

I don’t have any words for this anymore.  Just to say, 80k and over £1000 raised. You are all brilliant. As I said, I was going to try and publish, with permission, some of the incredible stories that have been … Continue reading →

Guys, I’m still beyond words with this.  80,000 people have now read my original post – and raised or donated £750 for the Trussel Trust!  I’ve been wondering about this, and about why it’s had such a big impact.  SInce … Continue reading →

by all of the response to my post.  Guys, you’re incredible.  So far, from what I can tell, it’s 72,000 posts, and over £300 raised.  Please keep donating if you can to the Trussel Trust – it means so much … Continue reading →

Wow.  Just wow.  After writing last night about the Mail on Sunday article, I expected, what?  A hundred or so views?  About 24 hours after I hit the post button, I’ve just looked again at the stats.  Over 45,000 of … Continue reading →

The Daily Mail chose today to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, champion of the oppressed, by publishing this article today.  Here’s my response.   Dear Daily Mail, I’ve got a little boy.  His name is Isaac, and he’s nearly three.  … Continue reading →