? I guess I can reply 1. A sunny day, driving with the windows down and the music so loud your kidneys rattle 2. That first drink of coffee in the morning right after you wake up. 3. That special someone randomly saying they love you. Just makes your heart feel squishy and you can't help but smile. 4. Butterfly kisses from my daughter. she has long eyelashes so they tickle something fierce. All in all just being thankful for the people you have in your life. You don't know how long they'll be here or you'll be here so cherishing what you have and letting the little things go Is important.
I fully and completely agree gnome! I have an issue where I have a bad habit of overlooking just how special people are in my life, taking certain things for granted because I'm to busy or in a bad mood or whatever. I unfortunately typically overlook these things until someone's either out of my life or close to being there...
after a long day of work, or a long game of soccer. sitting down on my couch. Put in sone NBA and crack open a nice cold one.
I watched my daughter's hamster as I offered him a treat. Seemingly it was the wrong type as the expression of disgust on his face was as if I'd offered him a steaming turd instead of food. Eventually he took it and stalked off looking annoyed. The sheer disgust made me chuckle
What makes me smile, having someone who messages you randomly just to see how you are. That friend you you talk a whole not of nothing with, that feels like a lot of something. Having someone you know you can tell anything and they'll still always be your friend. Also, the smell of rain. Odd i know lmao. Next time it really pours with rain, and i mean really heavily, just open your door and smell the air (provided you aren't in a really polluted place) and you'll see what i mean They are just some small things that make me really happy. Great thread Op!
When my brother and mom relax and let things slide during a night out, when my godmother genuinely smiles with love at her fiancé, when my dog and cat sniff each other, the first butterfly floating through the garden.
Hmmm when my two super tall male friends were in line at the theaters surrounded by girls going to watch magic mike. Haha
1. Spending time with my family and friends 2. Going to the gym and feeling the benefits of exercising 3. Coffee in the mornings 4. Being able to put my feet up after a long day.
Ok so this wasn't recent but one of the best moments this year would have to be when my nephew Chris was born, what makes this extra unique is that he had a small chance of living because he was born with an open vein in his heart. My family was devastated with the news from the doctor. I remember my son telling me "Daddy what do doctors know , only god will choose who lives and dies and I will pray for my cousin" supremely humbled by a 7 year old I waited to see what happens next . 6 months later my nephew Chris is a little angry trouble maker but he's alive. Given we all watch him like a hawk but I thank god every day for him.
Dancing in the pouring rain, with no care in the world. It's like each raindrop that hits your bare skin releaves the pain, and the problems. Talking to my father, because I don't know how long he has. A nice cold beer after a long week of work with friends. Oh, and I can't leave out my 2 best friends on here whom I've known since the very beginning. I love you two
One of the best moments I've had... well I was completely naked, surrounded by loved ones and seconds later they cut the umbilical cord. I'm so thankful every day that I'm alive and that I even get to make memories. I think some people forget that when you think of the best things that have happened in your life. But really if it wasn't for you being born then you wouldn't have any memories at all. ? Always cherish every day of your life. You never know what day is gonna be your last.