It is often the small things that make such a big difference.
Butterfly Sand
Curiosity run amok . . .
It is often the small things that make such a big difference.
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If only more people understood this simple fact.
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People like the huge gestures but I like the little ones best.
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Absolutely. The little things we can do in life improve things for everyone. As a colleague from long ago said, “It doesn’t cost much more to be first-class.”
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That was a wise colleague.
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A tiny little smile or that first ‘ma’ from a baby can be felt for hours and days and years. Powerful little things aren’t they 😂 🤣 ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋
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Infants are truth personified. They haven’t yet been jaded by our world. And that is so compelling.
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Amen to that dear lady ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋
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It’s the little kind gestures we remember most.
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That truly works for me.
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that’s it!
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Thanks!
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Very often the “grand gestures” are just bluster and hot air. The small things we do to benefit someone else’s well-being and happiness are what matter because they actually make a difference.
Here’s a 🤗and a ((( ))) to carry you through the weekend!
Ginger
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You are right! And thank you for the hug my dear friend. I always smile when I see the name Ginger.
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I would even go a step further and say mostly 🙂
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And you would be right.
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🙂
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Hear, hear!
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Thanks!
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You’re welcome!
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