I don’t believe it’s an international day or anything, but today in Norway you are asked to have the courage to care! Just take a few minutes out of your busy day to do something for someone you do or do not know. Sometimes it’s easier to just go on with your life – but once in a while have to courage to do a little extra!
Pick up the phone and call an older relative you know feel lonely from time to time. Make a batch of cookies and go give them to a neighbour you know have been sick lately. Call a local shelter and ask if they could have use for some of your spoilt cat/dogs excess toys/blankets/collars. Give someone a hug or a compliment. It’s not meant to be difficult! Just make someones day a little special (and yours will be, too)!
Hey! Buddy – were you lonely there for a second? Let’s play!
The WriggleButts 
The khourage to khare sounds khool!The world soooo needs more khreatures (furry and otherwise) to take a sekhond and do just that: KHARE…Even if I have to khollekht all my khourage to khare fur a – GULP – khat!Hugz&Khysses,Khyra
We think having the courage to care is a great idea. It’s small things that really make a difference, we think:) And you two look so sweet in the last photo!:)
What a great idea Bajas. You have a heart of gold.xxxoooAnnie and family
Thank you, Baja. Its easy for the peoples to get self absorbed sometimes. Its the little things that count.Slobbers,Mango
That’s a great idea! I can see you made Virus’ day, too.
This is a GREAT idea for dogs and people. Maybe I will play with Tanner tonight.
What a great idea! Mommy will call her grandma!Hugs & SnugsEduardo the Snuggle Puggle
thank you for the reminder that we should all have the courage to care. I will keep that in my heart.hugs to you all,puglette:o)
What a wonderful day! I will make sure to keep your ideas in mind today, and pass along this message!Thanks for sharing. :)Love Clover xo
Wonderful post!
We care!wags from the whippets
What a nice tradition this is! I think we need to call our gram!Love ya lots,Maggie and Mitch
hi ane!what a wonderful post and your photos of the fur babies are amazing!xom & e
I like the courage to care idea.We did not know it was international but sure we can do something!Kisses and hugsLorenza
That is a great way to spend a day. Mr. Karate found a refugee who needs a place to spend Thanksgiving, so he is joining us. He is a fellow karate student who mom loves like a brother and both PlusOne and Mr. Karate admire him. He was an MP in Iraq until his arm got shattered by friendly fire. We are happy to have the courage to care.Roxy
That sounds so sweet. I’m gonna hug all my stuffies later~ Bae