S18 W4 | Spreading joy

When I wake up in the morning, my tiny bunny's exquisite face is still sleeping. My daily regimen provides me with the inspiration I need to get through the day and makes it worthwhile. Speaking of happiness for today, my spouse and I were able to slip out for breakfast at the STAR HOTEL this morning at around 7 AM. The chicken soup, nihari, nun ruti, and paratha on the menu were to die for. I swear an angelic choir was singing over my plate because it was so good. This breakfast was especially memorable because these kinds of mornings are so uncommon. These days, preparing a prison break to get out in the morning feels like a wonderful delight!

Pain and joys in my opinion go together like peanut butter and jelly. Joy cannot be fully understood without a little suffering or difficulty. It's similar to eating a lemon before tasting honey; it merely enhances the deliciousness. The thrill of the drop wouldn't be as enjoyable without the steep ascent. Furthermore, we can't have too much predictability in our lives, can we?

Alright, I'll confess: I tend to talk a lot about my funny ridiculous issues with friends and family. These "problems" usually centre on my daughter: feeding her, bathing her, changing her clothes, buying for her different needs—all the things that, deep down, any mother loves to do but never admits to being a mother. It resembles an endless comedy performance with my tiny diva as the star. I talk more about the difficulties in our lives—like not having enough time for ourselves—with my spouse. I frequently inform him, "We need to go watch films, go shopping or ride around town like we used to." Usually, he nods in agreement while presumably thinking, "Here she goes again." Usually, these discussions conclude with us giggling and devising ambitious schemes to recapture our carefree days. Though it is still a work in progress, after all, Rome wasn't created in a day.

Of course! Life is too short to be sorrow all the time . Since we only have between 70 and 80 years left on average, I try my best to be content and savour every second of our time here. I make an effort to make others happy around me and I'm always appreciative of God's favour. Who wants to hang around with a cranky person, after all? Not me! Furthermore, it's true that the best medicine is laughing. It doesn't require a prescription and is far less expensive than treatment!

In conclusion, I genuinely think that every day should be greeted with a grin and a sense of humour. Who doesn't want to enjoy a good laugh, after all? So let's celebrate sharing happiness, savouring each moment, and discovering the humour in life's mess. To everyone's pleasant and joyous life, cheers! And never forget that you're doing it incorrectly if you're not laughing!