Five Little Things
Five little things I loved this week: The Kindness of Strangers There are no public restrooms in downtown Honolulu. I learned this the hard way, when I was waiting for my husband to finish some business meetings and I wandered and worked and shopped. I…
Five little things I loved this week:
The Kindness of Strangers
There are no public restrooms in downtown Honolulu. I learned this the hard way, when I was waiting for my husband to finish some business meetings and I wandered and worked and shopped. I was in a desperate place when the last security guard I asked perhaps took pity and without question, graciously handed me a key to the restroom in his building, despite the clear message carved on the plaque on his desk: No Public Restrooms. “Of course we have a restroom for you,” he smiled, as he offered the key and directions down the hall. I couldn’t thank him enough. I hope the karma gods are watching, and I can only hope to pay it forward, somehow.
The Kindness of Grammies
There’s no love like that of a grandmother, and I am so thankful that my children are having some special one on one time with my mother in law. I love when she visits, and am grateful to her for allowing me the chance to steal away to Hawaii this week with my husband. And I’m especially glad that she will be with us for a longer stay this time so I can enjoy her company when we return, too!
Sunrises
I may often rise before the sun, but I hardly have the leisure to sit and watch a sunrise. Being away (and jet-lagged) gives me that chance.
In Real Life
In the years that I have been blogging, it is always a treat to meet friends I have made in the blog world in real life. But it’s even better when I find out that they are just as real and sincere as I thought they would be. I can’t wait to share more about my trip to the Big Traveling Potluck in Southern California last weekend!
My Husband
Last but certainly not least…my husband. He turned another year older this week. But he remains the same youthful man I married, always making me laugh and feel loved. It is so good to have some time together to reconnect this weekend.
Happy Friday from Hawaii, everyone. Aloha and have a wonderful weekend.
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Love this little list. Thanks for reminding us of the precious positive things in life :) and hope you enjoy Hawaii!!
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I love reading/hearing when people look at the sunny side of life and finding beauty, kindness and love and daily life. I try to do it every singe day and it always puts in a great mood ( at least for a while:)
Enjoy Hawaii, it is a spectacular place!!!
Thank god for kind security guards! Glad you are enjoying some away time. ;)
Sounds like you are having a wonderful time. In September I will be watching my grandbabies for 10 days while my son and daughter-in-law go for their 10 year anniversary. Enjoy!
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