[100 days of gratitude] Day 7: Power of a believing act

Grateful for the early morning time alone making the military vehicles in Lego together.

Grateful for the breakfast that was eaten fast.

Grateful for the irritation-less dosa that I made.

Grateful for calls from parents - from both. It's a previlege.

Grateful for the quiet times enabling practise of the reading test - 124 passages.

Grateful for the quiet time cooking, trying a new dish that tasted great.

Grateful for the craft times when we made the paper fish.

Grateful for the mindfulness session (A full 20min) that helped me not react to some unpleasant words.

Grateful for the movie watched alone (Sudani from Nigeria), and the beauty.

When the pizza order was mistaken (a twice-a-year opportunity), I was offended. Called up the delivery guy who washed off his hands. Made a call to Grab delivery, and they kindly offered help ($11 on Grabcredits). While I was satisfied with this offer, we then walked over to the PizzaHut - where we were surprisingly served free dinner :). There is human goodness in the corporate, urban jungle. Just that we need to believe and act according to the belief.