Say Something Nice and Make Their Day

Say something nice!

Happy Thursday!

Today is Say Something Nice Day.

#SaySomethingNiceDay

HOW TO OBSERVE THE NATIONAL SAY SOMETHING NICE DAY
Acknowledge an accomplishment
It could be a co-worker’s completion of a big project or presentation. It could be a friend’s finally making their dream of traveling to Europe come true. It could be complimenting the A’s on a student’s report card and ignoring the D. The point is to find something someone has worked hard for, and let them know you appreciate how much work it really did take.

Appreciate an aspect of someone’s personality
This is one of the easier ways to find something nice to say. Everyone has one trait that stands out, something that makes them uniquely them. If a person in your peer group is always ready with a joke, or always serves themselves last, or knows how to defuse a disagreement, simply say that you have been aware and that you like that one thing about them.

Thank someone for being there
People love to hear things like, “I just want to thank you for being a friend. I don’t know what I would do without you in my life.” And we all have people we feel that way about. On National Say Something Nice Day, just make sure to verbalize the feeling to your friend or acquaintance, and watch the smile appear on their face.

And you can check out one of local wineries here in NH The Summit Winery.

Darren at the Summit Winery in the Barrel Room

Your daily thought!

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Today’s Positive News Stories!

>This church sends volunteers every year to mexico to build a house for a family that needs one

>Memorial Day air travel exceeded pre-pandemic levels

>Hearts melt when orangutan ‘asks’ to see baby through enclosure, then ‘kisses’ glass

>74-Year-Old Hero Rescues Woman From Hotel Fire

>After Years of Walking at 4am to Haul Trash, He Graduated From Harvard Law School

>New study suggests that social media may be the main reason why today’s young people are drinking less alcohol, as they can now expand their social circles without needing to party

>Woman’s $3,700 camera was accidentally donated to Goodwill — here’s what happened next