SummerSimo Travel Troubles Notes and The Purring Page

What do you wish you could do more every day?

Every single day is full of wishes and dreams, each its own small tune ready to be sung. If I could, I would soak up family times, holding dear each little bit. There’s not much that matches the love in the hold of those near my heart. Their grins are the light that clears the gloom in my spirit.

I look for more still times, when the endless noise of the world hushes, so I can hear my quiet thoughts. In these calm spots, I’d get lost in old books, leaping into places ruled by fantasy. Words can take us far away, meet folks whose lives mix with ours, and light new fires in us.

If I could, I’d enjoy the simple joys of the gifts from the earth. A slow walk in a green park, the songs of birds with the leaf whispers, would heal my heart. I’d fill my lungs with the fresh, raw smells and love how sunlight moves on bright wild flowers. In these times, life’s push fades, leaving me cool and new.

I dream of learning more, always a student in the big, changing school of life. Be it deep old thoughts or the sharp front of new science, learning lights up a flame in me that grows with each thing I learn. I’d love to join in deep talks, sharing thoughts with those who test mine and push me to be more.

If I could, I’d jump at the chance for trips, stepping out of my safe zone, uncovering new places. An unplanned drive, free of goals, would let me bask in the journey. I’d pause at stunning views, each a work of art by nature. The feeling of open paths would fill me with great wonder.

I wish for more times to make my ideas real, be it with paint, shaping clay, or typing out words. Creating is a dance that fires up my soul. In these times, I’d get swept up in the rush of new thoughts, letting each bit tell its own story.

If I could, I’d make more acts of kindness, small or big. A kind nod to a stranger, help for those who need, or a caring act – these things tie us all. I’d aim to shine bright in the often dark world, spreading love and good vibes as I go.

Above all, if I could, I’d live thankful for all the good that’s around. A child’s laugh, a tight hug, the glow of a sunset – these bits make all the difference. I’d treasure each, keeping them in mind, a sign of life’s true value and joy.

In a rush-fast world, it’s easy to miss the simple good things that count. If I could, I’d slow down, take deep breaths, and welcome now with wide arms. For in the end, it’s these quick sparks of loveliness, bonds, and finding yourself, that make a life rich and full.