A teacher asked his students to prepare a list of what each one thought were the current Seven Wonders of the World. Most students listed famous landmarks like the Great Pyramids or the Great Wall of China.
One student, thinking outside the box, created a list the teacher never expected. Here is the student’s list in italics followed by my list of examples of “wonders:”
One student, thinking outside the box, created a list the teacher never expected. Here is the student’s list in italics followed by my list of examples of “wonders:”
Simple and ordinary things in our lives are rarely considered “wonders,” yet each one contributes to the joy of living.To see . . . a baby walk for the first timeTo hear . . . a song that reminds me of falling in loveTo touch . . . the heart of a loved oneTo taste . . . a simple dish that reminds me of my youthTo feel . . . an emotion that makes me cryTo laugh . . . at a Carol Burnett comedy sketchTo love . . . life, my family and my Savior
What are the “wonders” in your life that give you joy?
