A man raised a ruckus at a food stall,
claiming that he had waited half an hour,
that he patronises the stall every day,
yet is still given such poor service.
Why didn’t he think the other way round?
He patronised the stall every day,
and has been given okay service so far,
other than this one day.
Do you count your blessings
or
do you curse your lack of one blessing?
Which is wiser?
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I was feeling very down and moody the other day,
though this is no excuse to “pass it on” to others,
but I guess, everyone will have their downs sometimes?
(Right?)
But then I thought,
well,
if things are so bad now, it can only get better;
if things are going to get worse,
oh I might as enjoy what I have now
Just another way of “counting our blessings”, I guess?
Nice! I’ll blog it in this format!
If life is so bad now, it can only get better;
If life is going to get worse,
I might as make the best of it now!
- Inspired by Jetty