Small things are not always insignificant. In fact, some small things can make all the difference in the world in just how we experience an event or a moment in time. Ask the one who has a splinter in his foot that he cant extract. Ask the one who steals the glance of an admirer from across the room. Ask the one who has a persistent toothache & no dental insurance. Ask the one who is without any coins at a toll booth. Ask the one who lays to rest but hears a buzzing they cant ignore. Ask the one who burns their tongue on the first sip of a hot cup of tea. Ask the one who finds a drop of ketchup on their white shirt. Ask the one who has been stung by a bee or bitten by a spider or a tick. Ask the one who had their heartbroken in less than 150 characters (over a single text message). Ask the one who missed the interview because they simply wanted 5 more minutes of sleep. Ask the diabetic whose body is riddled with tiny needle pricks. Ask the infertile couple who sees a minus sign every month. Ask the one who has a disc in their spine that has moved 3 mm. Ask the parent of an Autistic child how many words theyve heard their baby speak. Ask the victim of abuse about the first push. Ask the mother who sits crying in the parking lot on her childs first day of kindergarten. Ask the one who accidentally hits send on a personal email intended for someone else. Some small things are not insignificant at all. Every moment and every experience in this life is important and relevant. Like dots they all connect somehow to a bigger picture...what that picture ends up being is up to you. Make the most of your time. #littlethingsmattertoo
Posted on: Tue, 01 Apr 2014 17:13:22 +0000
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