I love this window in the kitchen, just by the table. I get to see people pass by and carry on with their days. The traffic has been less since COVID, almost Walking Dead less. We ventured to the lake a few days ago on foot, and it was almost like I could hear that dismal, grating, ominous music from zombie movies as we plied the streets. A few people were watching us from behind their curtains, and it confirmed that feeling. It is almost like they were saying RRRRUUUUUUUNNNNN. Well, not that dramatic, but you get the picture.
It is very good to reflect on what you are grateful for, especially as each day is a mixed bag. It sounds like you spend a lot of time thinking – which is a nice way to look into your day.
Gratitude is a must.
I love it. We should be grateful for everything that happens every day, small things, big things, simple happiness.
I also love cuddles!
Cuddles are the best.
It is so nice to get a lie in at the weekend where you can just wake up slowly. I love the Autumn time here in the UK too, the colours everywhere are just stunning.
A lie in on weekends is golden. Fall is colourful and beautiful.
Every season has something special and unique, but Fall has an exceptional place in my heart. I am beyond grateful to have had the chance of being in a place where autumn is so vivid and distinct—nothing like little ones playing with orange and brown leaves.
I do love fall and I do appreciate the vibrant colours that come with the season.
This is so beautiful…Reading your lines felt more like reading a poem, really really good! Thank you…
Thank you so much.
That saying is so spot on: Gratitude does change everything * we tend to forget to be grateful for what we do have. and always hold on to what we don’t.
That is 100% true.
I appreciated the references …felt taken away in another space for a moment reading your words.
Thank you.
Thank you for your feedback KA. That is exactly what I want the reader to feel. I feel like I have done my job.