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I can't get this verse out of my head: "Lately I've been noticing the beautiful on me"
I don't see the beautiful on me yet. Does it take practice? I practice every day with make-up. The thing that I did notice is that not even Laine wears as much make-up as I do.
Although I'm sure it sounds like it, I am not in the least bit self conscious about my appearance. I, unlike many, am not constantly looking...checking the outer shell I know to be my body. I'm not worried about how I look. I know how I look. I also know that it's getting easier for me to see the beautiful on me. I can tell because I can now take a compliment much better than I used to. That's probably down right hilarious to the people that know me best...and only they know why.
Sometimes when you feel really good, you feel beautiful! Know something else? I like those really good mornings where I don't feel groggy and just brushing my teeth feels really good. I like that chilly sweet taste that it leaves in my mouth.
That, to me, is a beautiful moment.
If you can learn to appreciate the smallest things in life, the bigger things come easier to understand and appreciate.
I don't see the beautiful on me yet. Does it take practice? I practice every day with make-up. The thing that I did notice is that not even Laine wears as much make-up as I do.
Although I'm sure it sounds like it, I am not in the least bit self conscious about my appearance. I, unlike many, am not constantly looking...checking the outer shell I know to be my body. I'm not worried about how I look. I know how I look. I also know that it's getting easier for me to see the beautiful on me. I can tell because I can now take a compliment much better than I used to. That's probably down right hilarious to the people that know me best...and only they know why.
Sometimes when you feel really good, you feel beautiful! Know something else? I like those really good mornings where I don't feel groggy and just brushing my teeth feels really good. I like that chilly sweet taste that it leaves in my mouth.
That, to me, is a beautiful moment.
If you can learn to appreciate the smallest things in life, the bigger things come easier to understand and appreciate.