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Just Stop and Smile

Mommy said something interesting today. It wasn't deep and insightful, but she brought up a good point.

Him and I were watching TV today and we saw the new Tim Horton's advertisement for their blueberry blossom doughnut. I started nudging him because I wanted one. (Okay, I'm usually not like that but... the advertisement made me want to have pieces of doughnut melt in my mouth. I digress.) He gave in and decides to drive us there for some sweets before his game.

As we're enjoying our doughnuts he said, "I don't need to buy you anything when food makes you so happy." I laughed because my mommy says the exact same thing about herself.

I went home and told Mommy this. She replies by saying that we're like that because we appreciate the little things in life. That's true. I don't take for granted that he would do something just to see me smile. Heck, I don't even take for granted that he pays that couple dollars for doughnuts or when he opens doors for me. Although I've only mentioned what he does, it doesn't mean I don't notice it when other people do it too and of course, I try to reciprocate whenever possible. So I guess I realized that noticing the small things and everything makes me and people around me just that much happier with life.

...and now I know why I can't seem to lose my excess fat

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August 3, 2009 at 10:56 PM

cute post.
especially what he said, it's very true!

Anonymous Kevin  



August 4, 2009 at 2:08 PM

Yep, notice the small things, like those doughnuts, or mom getting that frozen cheesecake in the fridge, or singing Happy birthday over an icecream cake, or... I am really starting to crave for sweets now. XD

Blogger Lunsha  



August 12, 2009 at 10:23 PM

=P.....i guess it's always nice to be content with little things =P.....it sometimes makes me wonder if i'm trying to aim too high with life.....

but you are right, i forgot to factor in the wedding in my plan XD.......but that's still quite some ways off =P

Blogger Step  



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