Today I opened my eyes without any alarms ringing on. I had this little smile on my face. Ofcourse it was a Sunday morning in this rainy season. I got up from my bed and looked outside the window. The sound of rain healed me and healed my all the worries I had collected over this week. I made a warm coffee..oh yes I made it extra sweet, and filled my tumbler with it and sat beside the window for hours while drinking it. It was peaceful, it made me happy!
This is how peace and happiness works. A mere rain in a weekend morning, a extra sweet coffee, a good night's sleep can be peaceful!
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