What real life thing made you smile today?
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The thing that made me smile, at least sort of, was when my two hounds came in a muddy mess and I had to give them a shower. I hope they are not digging in my next door neighbors yard.0
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How nice the trees looked and the pleasant fall weather0
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IslandGal3 wrote: »The_Devil_in_Miss_Jones wrote: »My daughter and her kind heart. She woke up with the idea of going gift shopping this morning because she wanted to buy gifts for kids who don't get to have any for Christmas. She picked these out and will be wrapping them to donate.
What an amazing young lady you have there. She takes after her mom. ♡
Thank you, she sure makes me proud. So does her brother
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Coffee. Hot coffee.0
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Warm cup on cold legs
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When I stopped throwing up...that was pretty cool.6
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mustacheU2Lift wrote: »When I stopped throwing up...that was pretty cool.
Sorry you were felling icky.. Gald its getting better!0 -
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I stopped this morning on my way home from work to feed a neglected dog a McDonald's chicken buiscut...0
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laprimaJenny wrote: »Waking up to find that my husband moved our daughters elf on the shelf for me, and left the coffee machine packed on the stove for me ready to go.
It’s the little thoughtful gestures that matter the most at times.
Sounds like you have a winner!1 -
I stopped home on my lunch hour to feed my goats. It is impossible not to smile when you are around some goofy *kitten* goats.2
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Yesterday, I was beaming ear to ear.. I've been working with my son every single day on his reading and he is finally starting to pick it up. The look of pride on his face with each new word he figures out has me feeling like on proud momma... its amazing to see his little mind work
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Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »Yesterday, I was beaming ear to ear.. I've been working with my son every single day on his reading and he is finally starting to pick it up. The look of pride on his face with each new word he figures out has me feeling like on proud momma... its amazing to see his little mind work
I know that feeling... When they freak out and are like... I'm reading! Lol
Although I can't take credit for it... From K to 1st, it was like... Omg, when in the hell did you learn to read lol
Now his math scores... I'll take credit for 😏1 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »Yesterday, I was beaming ear to ear.. I've been working with my son every single day on his reading and he is finally starting to pick it up. The look of pride on his face with each new word he figures out has me feeling like on proud momma... its amazing to see his little mind work
I know that feeling... When they freak out and are like... I'm reading! Lol
Although I can't take credit for it... From K to 1st, it was like... Omg, when in the hell did you learn to read lol
Now his math scores... I'll take credit for 😏
He has been struggling with it a bit, as are many other kids his age. They have removed phonics from the curriculum and the impact has been felt. I brought phonics to the table and he has been flourishing ever since 😊2 -
I was yelled at by a crossing guard this morning saying I was speeding. So I pulled over opened my trunk pulled out the code reader for my car and asked her if she would like to see the speed i have traveled in the last 15 minutes? She said no that's ok and I'm sorry sir.
BTW I was doing 20 in a 25 I never speed by schools. Also the Code reader does not tell you anything about your speed.
So I smiled that I got an apology.3 -
CoffeeAndContour wrote: »I was walking my son to school and one of the mothers who volunteers in his class stopped me to tell me how good of a job I am doing with him. She said he is a kind, well mannered, compassionate and a hardworking boy. I know he’s wonderful at home but it makes me happy to hear it and know he’s taking what is taught to him and using it outside our home. I also think we don’t spend enough time lifting others up and so this really made me smile.
This shows you are doing an awesome job being a parent and kudo's to this person for taking the extra minute or so to let you tell you. We need a lot more people like yourself and this other parent in the world!1 -
Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »Yesterday, I was beaming ear to ear.. I've been working with my son every single day on his reading and he is finally starting to pick it up. The look of pride on his face with each new word he figures out has me feeling like on proud momma... its amazing to see his little mind work
I know that feeling... When they freak out and are like... I'm reading! Lol
Although I can't take credit for it... From K to 1st, it was like... Omg, when in the hell did you learn to read lol
Now his math scores... I'll take credit for 😏
He has been struggling with it a bit, as are many other kids his age. They have removed phonics from the curriculum and the impact has been felt. I brought phonics to the table and he has been flourishing ever since 😊
Feathers in your hat Mama, great job 🤜💥🤛
Right now my kids having problems with.... Spelling 🤷🏽♂️🤣1 -
This may sound trivial... my oldest dog (she has bone cancer, although she is doing quite well considering), got a little spark and wrestled around with me for a few minutes. She looked and acted quite happy today. Made me smile ear to ear.5
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Text from my 6 y.o. granddaughter asking me to come for a visit tonight because she misses me. 1
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Moon_Stone wrote: »Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »Yesterday, I was beaming ear to ear.. I've been working with my son every single day on his reading and he is finally starting to pick it up. The look of pride on his face with each new word he figures out has me feeling like on proud momma... its amazing to see his little mind work
This is awesome. There’s a program called Lexia that is really fun for kids learning as well.
Thanks, I'll look into it 1 -
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Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »Yesterday, I was beaming ear to ear.. I've been working with my son every single day on his reading and he is finally starting to pick it up. The look of pride on his face with each new word he figures out has me feeling like on proud momma... its amazing to see his little mind work
I know that feeling... When they freak out and are like... I'm reading! Lol
Although I can't take credit for it... From K to 1st, it was like... Omg, when in the hell did you learn to read lol
Now his math scores... I'll take credit for 😏
He has been struggling with it a bit, as are many other kids his age. They have removed phonics from the curriculum and the impact has been felt. I brought phonics to the table and he has been flourishing ever since 😊
Feathers in your hat Mama, great job 🤜💥🤛
Right now my kids having problems with.... Spelling 🤷🏽♂️🤣
The fruit doesn't fall far from the tree! 😅1 -
A silly text from my friend's son. Made me giggle even though he was trying to insult me
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Guacamole and chips always make me smile
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My 13 year old saw me walking towards the garage and came to the door to give me a hug before I left.2
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Disarming my friend's son with an unexpected compliment-he actually blushed.0
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