New challenge:Find three good things!!

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 Welcome to my blog..

This is Sumay's pen.


Hello guys, 

Happiness is the most important part of our life. Normally we used to relax our mind thinking about happiness that happened daily. No matter how huge or silly things are. 

I am very glad to have things that make me happy. Always thank God for everything. 





The Challenge



So guys, I planned to share this simple idea with you, "It's called finding three things that made your day. You can find out until you sleep. 

Be specific! Don't just say lunch

Say "Today I ate my favourite food idli and sambar" That's also fine. Small details matter the most.


Join me below!! 

What were your three good things today?

 I can't wait to read your happy moments.

OK Let's start from me!!



  • 😋 I ate two pieces of cheese with bread, mm yummy!


  • Important meeting canceled due to heavy rain. hooray!! 

  • And then I started to sleep because of the rain. If not, surely I will be an active person😛.

Let's go to the comments to elaborate more.! 



Comments

Abdul Rahiman Fathima Rifka said…
1.Today i went out without my umbrella. So i got wet, but i was enjoyed the rain and remembered my childhood. ☔☺️
2.i made a new food item and gave it to taste, to my younger sister and got scolded. 😜
3. I danced in my room alone. 💃
6:36 AM
The Ascent Journal: Sumay's Pen said…
Thanks for sharing your day! 😊
Loved hearing about your experiences.
11:46 PM
Anonymous said…
1. went out for a picnic.
2. I ate a variety of chocolates
3. laughed a lot.
12:26 AM
Shakira said…

Everyone is scared about rain, but I'm enjoying the variety of fried food😋
5:17 AM
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