#SoberLis. #MarinRocks I left this little gem at the Marin County Civic Center lagoon. Enjoy the little things. #kindnessrocks

#kindnessrocks #MarinRocks #soberLis I placed this Little Rock at the McInnis park trail head in San Rafael Calif. a beautiful sunset and lots of birds. Lovely location.

#kindnessRocks #soberLis MarinRocks. The pour paint process with acrylic paint looks like swirls of lava. Flowing color.

#kindnessRocks #soberLis MarinRocks. The pour paint process with acrylic paint looks like swirls of lava. Flowing color.

#MarinRocks #KindnessRocks #SoberLis. Spread Christmas Cheer! This rock was left on the Indian Valley Fire road in Novato, California. If you find a kindness rock, you can keep it or re-hide it somewhere to spread kindness further.

If you want to give light to others, you must glow yourself.
#soberlis #MarinRocks I left this rock along the Ridgewood fire road in #SanRafael #MarinCounty California. This is a kindness rock made by pouring acrylic paint layered in a medium which creates this lava look. Yellow with orange and blue. After it’s dried, I wrote the caption mentioned above in black acrylic paint pen. If you find it, keep it or rehide it.

#soberlis #MarinRocks this round stone is slightly bigger than my palm, and is colorfully painted with acrylics in yellow, blue, purple, and green. The lava effect is from a technique called “pour paint” where the colors are layered in a pouring medium. This rock was placed in front of the Calistoga Spa and hot springs this morning. Find, keep, or rehide to spread the message of kindness. #kindnessrocks

#Kindnessrocks #MarinRocks #Soberlis. Painting rocks, hiding rocks in plain sight, and looking for rocks that I can then rehide along my journey. This gem was placed on a bench in a park in Downtown #Calistoga California. Spreading a little kindness when I can.