What is the smallest, day-to-day decision you've ever made that has impacted you

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   taaguilarposted 12 years ago

   What is the smallest, day-to-day decision you've ever made that has impacted your life greatly?

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   Faceless39posted 12 years ago

   I do my very best at everything I do.
   
   Whether that's replacing the toilet paper or writing an informative hub, I do the best I can do. 
   
   Some people would say I waste my time, but I always know I can do no more than I've done, and that's a good feeling!
   
   At the end of the day, I can honestly say I gave it my all.

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      taaguilarposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I love your standards, especially about replacing toliet paper. It's great that you put all your effort into each and everything you do, regardless of the task. We tend not to appreciate those little things in life. Thanks for sharing!

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   sashenikainderbyposted 12 years ago

   My mood is very dependant on the weather and I make a decision not to wait for a sunny day to come. I want to enjoy this day, I will try to do everything that is on my list and if I cannot achieve something at this moment I will not worry about it and think about it tomorrow.

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      taaguilarposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      So your decision is to make each day a sunny day in its own way...I like it!

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   Martyn Wrightposted 12 years ago

   20 years ago I decided to walk to the local store for a few groceries. On the way I bumped into a work collegue who invted me to his 21st birtday party. There I met my first wife.

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      taaguilarposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Hi Martyn,
      It amazes me to think that if you hadn't walked to the store, you might not have met your first wife at all. Thanks for sharing!

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   KDuBarry03posted 12 years ago

   It would have to be the day I bought Fuji apples. I usually enjoy apples from time to time but when I tried a Fuji, I fell in love with them. They continue to give me energy each and everyday more so than other apples.

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      taaguilarposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Those must be some special apples. I might have to try them. I could always use the energy. For me though, I have to say it's cuties...they are so...adorable.

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   Patty Kenyonposted 12 years ago

   Just last week, I was parked in an Ocean State Job Lot parking lot early in the morning...I was dressed in pajama style sweats (which I never wear in public) however it was the only place open in my daughter's time of need. 
   
   A van pulled up beside me with young children in tow, they ignited their engine, and then it stopped.  I thought they needed help, their van sounded as if the starter didn't want to ignite or their battery was dead, they were not from my area and I offered help (I had jumper cables in the my van)which would have helped if their battery was dead. 
   
   They were soooo extremely appreciative of my offer each person in the family Thanked me in an amazing way...yet honestly, they did not need my help at all, really they were just testing the ignition more than once because their key sometimes got stuck.  But the way they made me feel for just offering assistance, was more than words could every state.

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      taaguilarposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Hi Patty,
      Your decision to help strangers was touching to them and in turn they made you feel appreciated. It seems like both sides made the other side's day. That's really neat!

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   Anil and Honeyposted 12 years ago

   That will be depend upon my mood. Some time i wish to go for a tour program, but some times I will think to write anything.

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      taaguilarposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I agree my mood also influences my daily decisions and it's interesting to look back and see what did or didn't happen because of those decisions.

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