Joy is such a hard thing to come by and when I say that, I
don’t mean using any kind of chemical to obtain it. I am talking about pure and
genuine joy. Whether it is just a feeling of being truly content with yourself
or spending time with someone that makes you laugh or just makes you feel
better about yourself or life. Joy is such a rare and precious thing, so when
you experience it, savour it and if at all possible, hang onto the person who is
sharing it with you with all your might.
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Joy is wonderful. I find my bliss when I realize I've been writing for hours and it seems like minutes. I find it with my kids on Saturday as we visit around coffee.
ReplyDeleteJai - I can relate to both topics that give you joy, as I love spending time with my family as well. I just feel so loved and appreciated afterwards.
ReplyDeleteJoy, for me, usually comes from those money-can't-buy moments. Being with family, having a laugh, walking in the sunshine (or even the rain). And, like Jai says, when the words are flowing and you have no need to stop them!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a lot of joy always, Murees :-)
Annalisa - Thank you. I agree with you, that the best times come from moments that money cannot buy. Spending time with my family is always a highlight of mine.
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