It was lunchtime. Yesterday.
As usual, I walked out of my office with some of colleagues to buy lunch at my
office cafeteria. By the way, I don’t carry the packed lunch to office. It’s
pretty sad - I know it very well - both for my health and saving.
So then, I went straight to
the counter and put my order. It’s simple one - roti with emadatshi. Tea
too, because it’s still cold here in Thimphu, even at noon. After that I pushed
myself towards right.
On the wall behind the
counter, as always, I spotted a fresh quote. Every day, my office cafeteria
puts up a new inspiring quote on the wall. It’s quite thoughtful of them,
though. It could be, perhaps, this opportunity that I get to read new quote
every noon that I don’t bring my lunch to office, he-he.
And the quote is,
Happiness
comes from special little moments.
However, this particular quote
touched me in a strange new way. It penetrated me deeply. I read the words, reread
them. And I nodded, agreeing to what it has to say, so loyally.
Happiness is not tangible, we
know that. But after reading the quote, I swear I could touch it. And here, as
I type this post, I’m all smiling, still feeling that happiness.
Yes, happiness really comes
from special little moments. Like this, to me, even from reading a simple quote,
even from spending small time with my colleagues over the lunch. And you can
never guess how happy I’m putting down small little moments of my life here on
my blog.
A happy weekend, dear
readers!
That's absolutely true Sir Riku that happiness is always found in the simplest things that comes on our way. I have lot to write it too. Nice writing.
ReplyDeleteI hope to read many more from you, Dumcho. Please write them and share with us.
DeleteYou are right, sir. It's a lovely post. Happy Weekend you too. Keep writing.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Langa. Have a good time there!
DeleteWondering what made you smiling ;)
ReplyDeleteThe quote and of course the feeling of being a happy one.
DeleteThis is special moment to read such beautiful article, sir!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sangay. I hope to read from you too.
DeleteCouldn't agree more to this. Happiness comes from special little moments -_-
ReplyDeleteIt is Yeshi, if you believe it so.
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