Have you experienced signs of hope and encouragement during 2020? Are you ready for a few more? These signs spotted around Buzz Neighborhoods literally had us smiling so big, you could see it through our facemasks.  

Laren Michelman’s Spread Kindness, Not COVID-19 sign was inspired by her friend, and fellow 6th grader, Bella Kalra. Bella and her little brother, Kush, created a kindness yard sign business whose $280 profits were kindly donated to UNICEF.

Condit Elementary has been sharing inspirational quotes on their electronic sign.  Here are a few that left us purring like Condit Cats: Tough times don’t last, but tough people do and When you can’t find the sunshine, be the sunshine!

Quarantining has been challenging and often very lonely. This Westbury Methodist message is a nice reminder that we are in this together.

A very uplifting and motivational message that “we can do” this from Ecclesia Houston. 

Anyone and everyone in the medical field (and their families) have been rock stars throughout this whole pandemic and can never be thanked enough.

Legendary Austin Mexican restaurant, El Arroyo, is known for the witty sayings on its marquee. Some of their yard signs were spotted in Buzz Neighborhoods. This is especially touching as El Arroyo signs are normally a little sassy and this one was full of kindness.

Hooray for the small businesses in our communities facing challenges with optimism and sometimes even with humor.

This restaurant knows that laughter really is the best medicine. But maybe they should change it to “You can’t spell health without ale”?

Even when your 'E' fell down and the words are misspelled, we know the best is yet to come.

However you spell it, write it or display it, here’s the message we’d like to share with you…Remember we can’t spell Happy New Year from the Buzz Magazines without Y-O-U!