My son Mac and his soccer team are convinced that the Sconestone brings them luck. After a hard fought tie with a rival team from the south shore of Nova Scotia on Saturday, there team won the rematch 5 to 2 on Sunday. They believe it was the Scones

Crystal and I had the opportunity to share th Sconestone and its message throughout the community, making several stops including the Chirlren's Aid Society, sporting groups and charities. The attached pictures shows the Sconestone with a group from

The Pictou County Y is a charity focused on strong kids, strong families and strong communities. The YMCA is one of the world's largest charities. Crystal Murray (far right) shares the Sconestone with people at the Pictou County Y.

My children, Ben Mac, Georgia and Tess have enjoyed spreading the message of kindness! In the picture you see with with one last visit with the stone before going tot school.

Sconestone is passed around by member of the Soccer Nova Scotia regional traning centre (RTC) for players under 12 years old.

The Pictou District Honour Choir members of Chor Alpha learn about the story of the Scone Stone.

Chatting with Jenna Reid and Brody Smith, Grade 3 students...

Troy MacCulloch the 14th keeper of the stone and I just had a delightful experience sharing the Sconestone with the Elementary School.

Since, We can not bring the Sconestone to everyone in a few short days, I have now shared the Sconestone and its message virtually with over 500 people virtually through web contacts. I hope that this idea of kindness can become viral. Sean,

While I am not the best blogger, I have had a really interesting journey with the Sconestone since receiving it earlier this week. The Sconestone is quite a powerful symbol of kindness.