Yeah, I cannot deny that the world has advanced in so many ways. However, I think people have lost sight and value in "little things" that are within our reach, and end up discontent in wanting things that are unattainable.
When I first came to the UK, it would pain me to hear people complain if they couldn't upgrade an iPad, and that they were bored.
I was totally baffled, because it was the first in my life that I could enjoy a walk in a park...I would sit in the park just looking around at how oblivious people were when they actually walked through the park...
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Small things, done often enough, all join at the edges and make up bigger things. I guess not everyone sees it that way though, just the enlightened ones. I'd rather live a life full of many small things than put it on hold whilst waiting for the big things that happen more occasionally. In fact, I think it's the small things that help the larger ones happen more readily.
That's a lovely message, Galen! Sounds like something I want to use as a daily mantra.
I guess it's like what
olderwiser folks always say: "Every mickle makes a muckle."I totally agree with all you've said:)
You can share it; there's plenty to go around. 😊
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