Michael J. SullivanWhen you expect nothing from the world - not the light of the sun, the wet of water, nor the air to breathe - everything is a wonder and every moment a gift.
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When you expect nothing from the world - not the light of the sun, the wet of water, nor the air to breathe - everything is a wonder and every moment a gift. The lesson here is to look for things that are unexpected. You can get so caught up in what you think you want that you miss out on the world around you. When you expect nothing, all things are wonderful and any moment can be a gift.
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