I wanted to bring to light the little things in our lives that give us hope, or help us to cope for just 5 more minutes. When the going gets rough, reflect back, and hopefully bring a smile to your heart once again....
It could be anything.......
Just anything that touches your heart....Please share them with us all.
:rolleyes: While I was landscaping outside for hrs. on end, my husb. called to me, "I made you a bowl of Ramon Noodle."
:smile: Last night while my daughter and I were returning her friend home after a long playdate, both girls were all sharing with one another about scary imaginary creatures outside coming after them, they were gigging, smiling, chatting away excitably, grabbing onto each other and giving one another big hugs, skipping & running upon arrival at friends return home and calling up goodbye's and goodnights to one another from sidewalk to 2nd flr. condo. The two of them really had an awesome time together again yesterday and have been friends since Kindergarten.
:wink: Recently I was in a small conversation with an 8 yr. old who was explaining to me that her lungs were permantly damanged at age 5, due to the selfishness of her grandmother and grammy's refusal to step outside to smoke. In my attempt to ask if her father had been a smoker then too, her first statement was she didn't have a father. We started talking about biological and DNA and I found myself asking her, "Do you know what DNA is?" And, she replied, yes spit. (lots-of-smiles)
:thumbs-up Lately, there has been a fellow in AA meetings openly sharing much of his positive experience, strength and hope and introducing discussion of topics of Alcoholism and "There is A Solution", within meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous. Amazing, and medicinal and truly touches my heart bc discussing strength, hope and solutions in this area AA is risky and neither generally the acceptable norm, common or popular. :clap: