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Hi Kim, what an awesome tradition you are starting. I know that would make me happy too if I was camping and found one. We’re going camping in July, I think I’ll carry your idea forward. Thanks for sharing!
Best. Story. Ever. of a family camping trip! This really made ME smile, and the pictures just helped the story along so well. Definitely sharing this one!
What a sweet story! Now I think I need to find some rocks to paint. The possibilities for where to leave them are endless (because people can always use a smile!). Thanks for sharing.
What a wonderful tradition, craft and way to spread joy!
What an awesome story! And a great idea! A couple of years ago, my printing company sent this stack of these angel type cards, that had encouraging messages on them, as a bonus to my order. Apparently they had overprinted them for someone or something. Anyway, we kept them in the car, and for the next year or so, we randomly left them around town. We’d put them on someone’s windshield, on a public bulletin board, and even behind items on shelves at the grocery store. It was so much fun! I miss doing that. You’ve inspired me to do something like it again soon. Thanks for sharing. (And inspiring!)