Every morning, Tara placed one tiny moment of happiness into a glass jar on her desk—sometimes a pretty leaf she found on the way to school, sometimes a note about a person who made her smile, sometimes just a word like sunshine or hope.
One day her friend asked, “Why do you save these small things?”
Tara shrugged and smiled. “Because life gives good things quietly… and I don’t want to miss them.”
Years later, on a tough day, Tara opened the jar. Out spilled all the little memories—warm moments, kind words, soft laughs she had forgotten.
Reading them, she felt lighter, as if the good things from her past had come back to hold her hand.
She realized then that good things are always there—small, simple, waiting—if we only remember to notice them.

One day her friend asked, “Why do you save these small things?”
Tara shrugged and smiled. “Because life gives good things quietly… and I don’t want to miss them.”
Years later, on a tough day, Tara opened the jar. Out spilled all the little memories—warm moments, kind words, soft laughs she had forgotten.

Reading them, she felt lighter, as if the good things from her past had come back to hold her hand.
She realized then that good things are always there—small, simple, waiting—if we only remember to notice them.




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