-my kitties sneaking up on my chair and tapping me on the shoulder as if to say "Hey, pay attention to me"
-the 3 year old at the day nursery where I volunteer seeing a bruise on my arm and trying to rub it out (or the other one pointing accusingly and saying: "you farted"
-the young man with Down's who doesn't speak, at another volunteer place, dancing and lip syncing perfectly to a Mama Mia Broadway tune
I'm collecting all of these moments and when I feel down, I think of them and I smile
xoxox
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erash, I love it! We can use happy memories like a scrapbook or photo album to pick us up! It seems like most of my memories dwell on things I used to do or things I have lost. I am definitely going to change my memories for the better! Thank you for leading me in that direction!
Nom_De_Plume at the beginning of this year, I started a gratitude jar and put a note card in the jar every day for something I'm grateful for. At the end of the year I will review the notes 😊
Wonderful idea @erash . That would make a nice NewYears Resolution for the rest of us. 😊
Wonder if you might compile them at some point?
I have a memories box that I keep on my dresser. Not nearly as inspired, but thought I’d share...It contains mementos of things that made me feel warm and fuzzy over the years—mostly things from people that communicated affection or sweet sentiments. Cards, pressed flowers, paper clippings small stuff like that. When I’m in a funk and need a lift, it’s like “going to my happy place” lol ...and I have a renewed spirit. 😊
erash Wow! I am impressed by all of the volunteer work that you are still able to do. As you are being blessed, you are also a blessing to others. Thanks for sharing.
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