
I picked up this young lad, his siblings and Mom, to take them home. His young cousin stepped up to the window to talk to me. He asked me what I do at home! It made my day. He was a young fella that I also had as a passenger many times with and without his parents. It made my day that he wanted to chat with the taxi driver. Maybe it helps that I give the children “smarties” when they ride with me!
When I called to schedule a visit at the assisted living facility where my 97-year-old Mother is, they said, “We were just talking about your mother!” At the table during a meal, one of the residents was crying, and my Mother got up out of her chair, went over to the lady and gave her a big hug. Wow, how sweet is that? I had a nice visit with her on the porch. She said, “I would give you a “howdy do” handshake but I think it is against the rules!” LOL
Heartwarming. Thank you for sharing.
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Yes heartwarming. Simple pleasures!
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Yes, there’s hearts of gold across the generations.
Hadn’t thought of smarties in a long time. Craving a few now!!!
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So true! And wish I could bring you some smarties! Probably travel restrictions!?! 😭
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You know that lovely melt in the mouth chocolaty feeling – that’s what I associate with them. Haven’t had one for years and years. Maybe best to taste the nostalgia.
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I think we are talking about two different things?!? Maybe you are talking about our M & M’s. Our smarties are somewhat tart.
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Our Smarties certainly aren’t tart, that’s for sure, but not as plump as M and Ms
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We have plump M&Ms with peanuts in them, but others that are quite thin. I have enjoyed learning some of the differences between British English and American English as well as the different names used for the same things, or same names for different foods, etc.
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