Small Joys–Odd Talents
Sometimes the best small joys are those under-appreciated odd talents. My odd talent is my ability to find something in an over-crowed, unorganized refrigerator!
What’s your odd talent?
Smile!
Sue
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That’s a wonderful talent, Ans. I wish I had that gift. Please stay safe, Dear Friend!
What a beautiful talent, Paula!!
My small joy/talent is that there is almost always a bit of wild flower/ weed in a vase in my home <3
My fridge looks like yours
Maybe my odd talent is to connect with people were ever I go.
Without speaking Italian asking for battery for my camera and getting it.
On the Azoren Islands talking to the taxi-driver were to find us because we got lost.
On the ferry in Brasil speaking to other passengers or on the salar the Uyuni talking with the guide who was taking good care of us also because of high altitude sickness you might become.
Stay safe Sue
I love to meet other people.