By Pavneet Kaur | Featured Contributor
Smiling is the best exercise
for your body and soul
Smile to add warmth to relations
Smile to build trust
Smile to motivate
Smile to gather strength
Smile in the hope of better times
Smile to spread positivity
Let your smiling soul
speak the language of compassion
and spread peace and tranquility.
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Smiling really does make you feel better and sometimes it’s a really easy thing to do.
Smiling is great But I prefer laughter
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Lose Weight Laught for twenty minutes a day
Laughter therapy does wonder👍
Keep smiling , keep laughing ,celebrate life😊
Thanks You too
Smiling is so contagious. Will smile more.
That’s so true, keep smiling 🙂
In 2009, I returned to India after a two year assignment in the US. Mumbai (where I went back to) seemed different – bigger, more chaotic, more crowded. A lot of my older friends had moved on and I was feeling a little alienated. One day, I visited a nearby mall on my own (as I said, my older friends had moved on and I had not yet made new friends).After my shopping, I visited the food court and saw that they were selling the Mumbai variety of Popsicle – the gola (packed ice on a stick, dipped into a syrup of your choice. Heaven!) I ordered myself one and since all the tables were taken, stood in a corner and was having my gola. It is a messy process and of course i dripped the syrup all over the floor. A janitor was cleaning and I was guilty of making a mess where she had just cleaned. She came up to me – and I was expecting her to show her displeasure. But to my utter surprise, she gave me a very bright and friendly smile! That was the moment when I realized, no matter how crazy Mumbai is, I’m home!
A beautiful memory..I could imagine your experience with gola🙂 and I am all smiles 🙂 Mumbai is simply amazing 👍👌
Thankyou Phoebe ,its amazing to be featured as a guest contributor on your website.I simply love your website for its positivity.
Thanks to all the readers for motivating me and appreciating my efforts.
Happy World Book Day to all of you!
Thank you for sharing your poetry with us! Stay well 🙂