Smile for Saturday

December 24th, 2007

I know it’s Monday, but I just got this inspiration from reading a blog TODAY, so this will have to do!!

Monday: The Christmas production was cancelled for the night due to wet weather. That made me smile.

Tuesday: Choir. We actually sounded really good, so I smiled.

Wednesday: Dad was in a really good mood at work, so I smiled. Lots.

Thursday: Luke and I were Mary and Joseph in a Christmas production and afterwards someone came up to us and said, “You two make quite a cute couple”, winked, and walked off. I smiled, cause we’re married. :-)

Friday: Nana came round and bought me some more Christmas decorations. I smiled because she’s so giving and thoughtful.

Saturday: I took Luke for a picnic and played scrabble with him. He loved it, and that made me smile.

All this started here.

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