In a world beset by big problems, I try to enjoy the little things, including
- walks
- smiles,
- cats,
- small portions of delicious food,
- TV shows like Ted Lasso, RuPaul’s Drag Race, and The Doghouse,
- signs from the universe, and
- creating these little posts for you each morning.
Enjoy the little things, like ball point pens, herbs & spices, young eagles, mutts, iced tea, dolls, etc. And if anyone is biking naked today, enjoy the little things there, too.
Here’s what I find when I search for “enjoy the little things” on YouTube.
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Big thanks to all who helped me create this enjoy-the-little things post, including you!
I enjoyed lots of the replies to “what’s the problem” topic, especially Curt Burner (I ask myself that all the time), Yvonne French (I read somewhere that it has something to do with crossing thresholds, which I buy into), and Ellen Fuoto (love your solution. Sometimes I remember to do that :). LOVE the rocking horse! And I don’t need a walker yes, but when I do I want an IMPERIAL WALKER!
I enjoy your replies, Barbara!
Sometimes I think I should buy a microscope which is a great tool for enjoying the little things.
Very enjoyable answer, my friend.
The cats strew all their little things around just like my children did.
They have lots of little toys, Debbie.
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All the little things I want to get done today seem big in my mind before I get started, Ann.
I can relate, my friend.
I like seeing royal highnesses Joan and Harley enjoying the little things!
I enjoy those little cats too, Maria!
I’m all about the little things in life, tiny piece by piece
I’m all about what you’re about, beth.
I love the Emerson quote. I think I’m “pretty good” at taking notice and appreciating the little things, but it takes more and more practice to observe and block out the negative distractions. Thanks for a Monday morning (as I read this) approach to a new week. ♥️
I always enjoy your comments, Debra. 💕
I really appreciate this post and its reminder to enjoy the little things in life. I love the examples you gave – it’s such a great way to make the message stick! Little things can truly make all the difference. Thanks for this post and for your wonderful contribution to this world!
Thanks for your kind words!