And I put that in the menu as like a starter, so to speak, because I know kids were on there and we can have a separate discussion about the impact of food on culture and vice versa. This is not about that. I've seen the kids from the family and from the building and things of the sort, they pivot more towards these type of foods, fast food, as we call them. And it's a Sunday, right?
I know it sounds kind of like cliche or corny, but it's like the greatest gift is giving because to watch those faces light up or to hear the tremor in someone's voice and just a really great appreciation for whatever that little things is, it's a gift in itself. I'm very much a hermit, so I can't necessarily use example like being with family who live in another country or visiting with friends
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:53
I want to say maybe he was right in the process of middle school, but I was like, if I want to stay engaged in his life and this go to person for him and a resource to him, he feels safe with me. Okay, this is my mom's. I feel safe with her. But as I'm developing as a human being, I feel safe with her, to share things with her and tell her my thoughts, my pure, authentic thoughts and desires, et cetera
Binati Sheth
@Binati_Sheth · 0:58
It is seen as gratitude, and then it is reflected right back to you. There you go, doing it again, saying spectacular things as if it's nothing goes without saying, but appreciate you so, so much. And yes, the little things we do for each other, specifically, you and me, we blow each other's minds. Take that. Bye
Binati Sheth
@Binati_Sheth · 3:35
Like he picked them. He didn't even buy them. He just randomly saw some white daisies that were growing somewhere. He cut them, put them in, like, a plastic water bottle, and then he came and he pushed those flowers in my hands, and he was like, There, enjoy it, you crazy bat. And I still remember that over all the other wonderful flowers I've gotten. My mother gives me flowers all the time. She frequently wise