Some days it’s all about the small things.
Not setting the alarm clock and sleeping in on Sunday morning. (Or at least not getting out of bed when you wake up even though there is no alarm going off.)
A walk on the beach with my sister who is visiting from the northern part of the state. And the sun even decided to come out to play after two days of thick, gray marine layer over the coast.
Dinner cooked by my husband (that part is not unusual) for my mom, my sister, and me–complete with a from scratch chocolate cake dessert. He manages to cook with love and care, even at a moment’s notice. He’s definitely a keeper!
Trader Joe’s flowers: tulips and daffodils to bring spring inside. And because I am planning an art project with my students tomorrow that features tulips, I wanted to bring the real thing into the classroom.

So I indulged and bought both tulips and daffodils. Last week we read a poem that included daffodils and my students didn’t seem familiar with them–so I was on the lookout for those inexpensive bunches that are around every spring at Trader Joes. And I had to have the tulips, even though they were only available in the larger bunch that was a bit pricier than I wanted. But…I have enough of each type of flower to bring some in the classroom and leave myself the bright beauty of spring on the dining room table!

Any small things bring you joy and appreciation today?
Those small things sound like they added up to a lovely day! I love your line about the sun coming out to play on your walk with your sister. Your photos of flowers make me want to get some flowers for my classroom!
It was a lovely day!
Daffodils are in their prime here right now. I need to cut some from my yard to bring inside. I love your photo of the one with the ruffled edges!
I’m not sure that daffodils or tulips grow naturally around here. A reason to appreciate Trader Joe’s.
All these little items and actions made your Sunday a sweet day!
Small moments are the perfect Slice moments.
Kevin
Flowers make everything brighter and better!