Discussions about creativity, growing old, growing young, self-publishing, freedom, the craft of writing, art, and many other topics. Part confessional, part thinking out loud, I write what interests me at the moment. BTW, I write my books under the pen name R. Patrick Hughes.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Be Thankful For What You Have (Travel Story)
On a recent trip to visit my daughter in Stockbridge, Georgia, my wife, grandson, and I stayed at a motel. It was a cheaper one run by Indians (from India). The motel advertised a Continental Breakfast. When we came to our breakfast in the ten-by-eight dining area with two or three small tables, we found a few boxes of cereal, some bagels, milk, and coffee. A man who had also come to breakfast said, "It's a real smorgasbord." A woman nearby said, "He should be thankful for what he has."
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It never fails to amaze me how two people can view the same thing so differently.
I agree with Jon. Happiness is about gratitude. Richard, I can't wait to finish your stories. My husband deleted my kindle on a laptop that we no longer share, but as soon as I get a new one I will finish your book and write a review on Amazon and Goodreads. My life has been hectic lately. Cheers.
I echo Jon's sentiment. It really his something how two people can view the exact same thing in such a different way.
My comments keep getting rejected, so if I post a few, sorry, just delete them.
This observation approach is nice, it allows me to feel my own powerful emotions about a scene I never witnessed. Well done.
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