The little things we appreciate after missing them.

The things that i really miss is the fresh air in our province.As of this moment, I am in the city, working for myself and for my family as well. Here in the city, air is really polluted.Many people got sick because of this.Unlike in our province, fresh air will wake you up in the morning.i really miss it.It's been 2 years that I haven't been in our province, if i would have already a savings by the end of the year, I will visit our province.happy mylotting!!

This is a simple one for me to answer straight off the cuff with no thinking whatsoever! I miss the RAIN. I've seen it rain maybe once in the last year and that was only for 10 minutes at a light sprinkle. I miss pouring, lovely smelling and beautiful sounding rain!

My own bed. A comfy chair. Pain free knees. ( I woke up close to pain free today for the first time in ages.) I appreciate cool weather, after it has been hot, and warm weather after a cool spell. Time with hubby, which we seldom get, is a thing I appreciate a lot. Being without something certainly affects our perspective on things. I think I need to try to be more appreciative.

my kittiesi always miss them when i have to go somewhere. my own bed.i hate to sleep at friends or relatives for that reason,i'm just most comfortable there. a shower,definetly after bus travel.. i was on the bus 2 and a half days once in the summer,and boy did i feel nasty when i finally got there.

Hi thea! I can just imagine how wonderful that must have felt to have your water pressure back on again! That must have been such a terrible inconveinience especially being it was during the hot summer months! That would have just driven me totally crazy! We had just a few days of low pressure and I was nuts! I need to be able to take nice cooling showers in the Summer months, sometimes at least twice a day! And when there isn't anything you can do about it it makes it so frustrating! I do hope that things are going to be alright for you now and back to normal so you can once again enjoy your normal water pressure again!

Well Thea you already know about my mobility issues, so for me the thing I appreciate the most is when I get a day where I wake up nearly pain free and know that all being well I will be able to get into town and do some shopping. I really do appreciate these days and try to enjoy every moment as when my mobility is too bad to get out I really miss getting to see different things and the independance of getting stuff for myself.

Thats great about the water pressure, trying to take a shower under a trickle of water is a trick to do. I once didn't have a shower in my home for 40 long days. we were getting work done on the bathroom and the guy doing the work had another job. I could take a shower at my moms but its not the same as your own shower. When you are without something that you are used to having, you realise how important it is. Like electricity, heat, water etc.

One Thing In Life I Have learnt Thea .... Never to Feel the Loss Of What We Have Missed Out on In Life .. But What You Say Is Perfectly Right As We Cherish Any Feeling We Haven't Experienced In A Long time .. Might Be We Were Too Busy Trying to Do Something Which Was Taking Our Time .. We Should Cherish Those Lost Moments .. Do Have A lovely Day ..

cold water. i miss cold water really when the water in the ref is not yet cold! and because it's hot in the place i live, i see to it that i put plenty of water in the ref so that when i need to drink, it has to be cold!

Hello Thea. Well, I love most things about life in Spain, but what I really miss is the postal deliveries. We have to either go and queue for the hour a day that the post office is open to get our mail, or pay 7 euros a month for a private mailbox. I know the postal service in England isn't brilliant, but at least you get it straight to the door! While we're back in England, it's nice receiving the mail daily, lthough we still have to collect it from the reception area. At least we don't have to queue for it or pay for it.

Oh you got that right. The little things in life end up being a big thing when it is gone. We had to move into our camper after my husband got laid off from work earlier this year. I miss be able to decortate the house. Taking a bath in a tub rather than a shower all the time. A bigger oven to cook in. Now listen to this, you will think Im crazy. More floor to vacum or mop.All these little things are bigger to me know than ever.

Here in our home we have our water pipes fixed to the wall, all facing west. So during summer it becomes impossible to use the shower or even water froma ny tap because it will be heated like hot water. Once I did almost burn myself with this water. So enter summer and we store water in all possible buckets. By the time autumn swings in our shower gets blocked because of oxidisation of the metal and calcium and iron deposits. So once the plumber repairs it, it is a pleasure to just stand and get wet with no effort of having to bath with mugs...Only one thing i like about summer is that i get to eat my beloved variety of mangoes and leechi, which is not available in any season. Most variety of fruits are available in summer... Anything which comes seasonal or once in a year are a pleasure to experinece after waiting for so long...There is this particular plant on the avenue just outside our home, which has its name as mayflower. Since my birthdya is in may I like to see this plant in full blossom right when i look out of my window.

There are so many thea09. I come from India. I went abroad for a while. I returned on a Friday, and we pray to god on that day. We offer some eatables to god. Generally we go out and purchase it. As I watched the vendor selling it and smiling and making small talk with all of us, I realized that I'd not heard it for ages. And I had tears rolling down my cheeks. Where I went, our home was beautiful. We had large lawns, and a swimming pool. We had cars, and all the comforts. But I did not realize that this small routine of a vendor had become so much a part of my life that I was actually missing it.