Acts of Kindness

are in short supply worldwide;
cost nothing to the giver or the recipient - in fact the return is far greater than the investment;
could very well make a difference in someone's life;
transcend ALL aspects of the HUMAN race;
are the most unselfish acts one human being can make toward another;
require no special education, degree or experience;
can occur at any given time of the day or night;
enhance your character;
amplify your beauty;
spur your imagination;
stir your compassion;
boost your morale, and the morale of another person;
never go out of style;
can be done at any time of the year and should be;
can be as simple as a sincere greeting of "hello";
multiply at an alarming rate when passed on to more than one person;
cannot be taxed by the government;
contain absolutely no calories or monosodium glutemate;
differentiate us from lower species;
can make someone smile or laugh;
can help make the world a better place.

If acts of kindness can do all this, why don't more people do them more often?