SMALL MOMENTS.

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We develop good feelings for a person when they care for us in every small and sensitive manner they can. Not always we require big surprises to bring a smile on our faces or the stars and the moon as gifts from people to know that we are special for them. Sitting with a person on the roof top and talking for hours, asking them if they had food, talking to them when they are going through a bad phase of their life, roaming with them around and making fun of everything which comes by and doing many such small things makes a moment special. Special enough to become a memory to be cherished. A small gesture of care, love or kindness towards us makes us feel good. Good, not only for the gesture made but for the person too. We should always value and notice the small and peculiar efforts made towards us by anyone and remember them as a sweet memory. Whereas we tend to take such small things in our life for granted in the search for the bigger source of love and care. It all reaches to a point where we end up not even having memories of those small efforts. Not always we are going to find the ultimate happiness. On our way towards happiness we should keep collecting the little and small moments in our treasure bags until we find what we are searching for. Then atleast we won't regret to miss upon the rest we had. In the search of the brightest day we should not forget to value the small rays of light which kept on enlightening our path all the time. THANKS.

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