Kindness

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I woke up this morning thinking about 'Norwich A Kind City' as opposed to a 'fine city'. Just like a drop of water in a pool, the ripples start from within and radiate out. Kindness given or received makes us radiant. It goes with the 'pay-it-forward' movement, which I love. There, that's my Friday thought. 
“Kindness is a choice of how one acts towards themselves and others around them. It’s a choice that is free of charge, a choice that is available to everyone, no matter the level of education, cultural background or geographical placement.” Anita Velican 

The Ministry of Imagination staff have decided to adopt this approach to everyone we meet and how we go about our work. If we put kindness at the heart of everything we do the ripples will radiate out.



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