Rock Painting Kit
My son and I were shopping at an outdoor mall when he found a piece of “treasure.”
He held it in the palm of his little hand. The look on his excited and eager face said, “Can I keep it?”
He showed me a smooth, round rock painted red with blue polkadots and a large pink heart.
Painted on the back were the words, “Facebook Frogville Rocks #FrogvilleRocks.”
I explained to my son that someone must have wanted him to find the rock and that the person wanted us to visit their Facebook page.
Spread Joy With Rock Painting
I was intrigued myself! We visited the Frogville Rocks Facebook group and this is what it said:
This group was created as a simple way to have fun and share some random acts of kindness by sharing a little piece of artwork. We encourage this random act of kindness through painting rocks and hiding them for others to find.
is that you bake a treat and present it to someone on the plate. The recipient could be a friend, family member, church member, neighbor, teacher or co-worker. Once the treat is gone, it’s time for the gift recipient to pay it forward by passing The Giving Plate to someone new.
contains this special message that explains the tradition in a beautiful poem.
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