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Isn't it crazy how life can just be going on as normal, and the next second it's up in flames? A massive earthquake that destroys your home. Or that look a doctor gives you when he has bad news. I once read a story about a man who was killed when a plane crashed into his living room while he watched TV. I'm not trying to be morbid; it just reminds you of how fragile life is. I think all you can do is enjoy the little things, and be in constant appreciation for the good in your life.
When I moved away in January of last year, my best friend and I decided to email each other everyday with five good things that happened that day. Sometimes I struggle and only come up with things like, "Saw some pretty flowers." Or "I thought I was out of mayonnaise, but I wasn't." Other days I can't help from gushing and my five good things turn into fifteen. But it all counts. We've been keeping it up for over a year now. And even when my day is crazy and I forget to email her, it still helps me notice the good in the flowers and the mayonnaise.
And really, that's the best we can do.
that's a really lovely tradition :)
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