Just because something is free doesn’t mean it has more
value than an item that cost hundreds of dollars (or more).
Is that heavy diamond ring you received from that *#!%
ex-husband more precious than the beach glass and copper wire ring your now
departed daughter made you for Mothers’ Day, years ago?
Is a mass-signed hardcover copy of the current NY Times
best-seller more dear than your great-grandfather’s journal of his trek across
the Plains with a handcart in 1863? (I have really have this!)
I believe value is rated by the heart and not the
calculator.
One of a person’s greatest blessings is to know this and to
realize that the dearest in life isn’t always tangible.
Savor and recall those tender or giddy moments: the view of sunsets
and rainbows of grandeur with that special someone, the excitement of helping
that little tyke ride her bicycle by herself for the first time, the birth of that
puppy that is now gray-nosed but still full of love for you.
These are most precious and dear and can never be purchased,
at any price.
And be generous to yourself and others. Keep a journal and
record these events that mean so much to you. Plus, you can relive them when
you’re feeling blue and give yourself an attitude adjustment!
And who knows? Maybe your great-great-granddaughter will
find your journal and enjoy those moments with you, long after you’re gone.
For a wide variety of free e-books, check out Date Promo. One of my books, Aye, I am a Fairy is free until February 14. There are many others listed and lots of giveaways on their site throughout the year. You may want to bookmark them.
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And if you miss the deadline for a free copy of Aye, I am a Fairy, don't worry. It's free to read with your Kindle Unlimited subscription, at least until April 14, 2017.
And don't worry about the series numbers when reading The Fairies Saga. This one is 2nd in the series, but The Fairies Saga is written so you can read in any order. Just think of it as released in Star Wars order. 😉
Remember to be generous with your smiles. They're free, too!
