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tiny happy moments.

Uncategorized / May 16, 2008

i want to share with you my tiny happy moment this morning.

i stopped by the post office, and had to walk a ways down the sidewalk, when i happened to find myself behind a CORGI! – the most proudest good styling happiest dog around. i have this thing for corgis – i love them. they’re like tiny little dog torpedos of goodness, with such proud ears.

anyways, behind a corgi – enough to make me happy – but he was being walked by a woman in a very cute skirt. she had her coffee, her dog, just strolling along, when she STOPS at the lovely flower shop on fairview and unlocks the door.

i continue to post office, do business, and come out to find her in a cute APRON! setting out flowers on the sidewalk for the day. she’s turned on some classical music that is playing outside, and the CORGI! has settled into his dog bed inside her shop.

i could have died of sheer happiness tinged with envy.

why is this woman living my life?

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