Mar '24 (edited) • Stoic Shares
being grateful at time of hardship
i've woken up. the light in the room is shining down my house. i took my eye mask and saw that it wasnt the light from the bulb that was shining down my face it was the hole made when they destroyed the wall in house whilst construction.
i look at it not with anger and sadness but with joy and happiness.
i saw the light and smiled so big it reaches my ear. i smiled that i saw the sun and it shines down my eyes. it gave me hope.
"better days are coming"
my father was talking about how hard our situation is and i reply with.
"diamonds are made in pressure father"
it ended the conversation with hope and motivation.
i even was making jokes when i went up the second floor and saw the wall destroyed and told my father.
we now have another window.
we laugh so hard about it.
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