A moment of unexpected kindness (Block Day)

 A moment of unexpected kindness was when I bought snacks in the store with my mom. This man came up right behind me and bought all of my snacks. I was so happy that I didn't have to spend my money and I knew that God helped me. One time I did it was when a group of boys wanted to get on this ride with his family but he couldn't jump in line with them, so I let him and his family through and they said thank you. I was so happy that I did something in life and felt different. But today in class we finished the back of the paper "Out Out", and when we got done we had to do another poem by Robert Frost called "Nothing Gold Can Stay". It is about a girl who is crying because her favorite season fall is leaving. It shows me that you can want anything but it can get taken from you any day. Now we have to do a project about the new story called "Nothing Gold Can Stay".

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