I make notes in my phone. I don't remember and I know I don't remember, so I read my notes. My notes landed me at the Hair of the Dog tasting room the day before Keri's birthday. I knew exactly what I was there to buy and I went directly to it. I was standing at the bar waiting for the waitress to come over and ask me how she could help me. There was a gentleman sitting at the bar eating lunch and the waitress was tending to other people, but when she walked over towards our end of the bar, I looked at the man sitting there and gestured towards the waitress. I said to him loud enough for her to hear, Doesn't she have beautiful eyes?
He smiled at me and said, "Yes, she does and I was thinking that earlier but just hadn't said anything." The waitress smiled as she looked over towards us and said, "I was needing something today and that was it, Thank you." I smiled back at her and looked at the guy sitting at the bar. He had his hand in the air inviting me to give him a high-five. So, I did and I said, "See it, call it. Am I right?" He agreed.
I went on my way after procuring the item I was there to retrieve. The words, see it, call it, really resonated with me. They kinda tumbled around in my brain the rest of the day. Later in the afternoon, I decided to implement these 4 words as a new policy for my life.

New policy, effective immediately! See it, call it with mindful intention.
So funny you bring this up. I love to mindfully handout compliments, it totally turns around someone's day! It is a better than buying gifts for the hallmark days well except my birthday of course. And gosh if it's not a compliment you sure do not want tho hear what I am thinking! Anyway, yesterday at lunch the server at the eatery we were at, came up to me and said "I love your outfit" ( like I was 5 in Gap Kids) I chuckled and said thank you and I had a little pep in my step the rest of the day ! Outfit...so silly, that's just my look!
ReplyDelete"I will be generous with my love today. I will sprinkle compliments and uplifting words everywhere I go. I will do this knowing that my words are like seeds and when they fall on fertile soil, a reflection of those seeds will grow into something greater.”
― Steve Maraboli, Life, the Truth, and Being Free