Some people keep photo albums. I keep little stories.
I’ve decided to start sharing what I call “Wonder Moments”—small, ordinary-but-magical times I spend with my grandsons that remind me to stop, slow down, and notice the joy in simple things.
These aren’t the big milestones (though those are wonderful too). These are the tiny treasures: a leaf handed back and forth, a game of tapping on the table, a bowl of oatmeal turned into finger paint. They’re the moments that stop me in my tracks and leave me thinking, “When did I forget to see the world this way?”
I don’t share them to give advice or pretend I have all the answers. I share them because I’m in awe. Because sometimes the smallest giggle, the simplest game, or the tiniest hand reaching for mine is all it takes to remind me what matters most.
So, I hope when you read these Wonder Moments every Wednesday, you’ll think of your own. Maybe you’ll even pause in your day to notice something ordinary made extraordinary. And if you do, I’d love to hear it—because wonder is even better when we share it.
Stay tuned… the first Wonder Moments are already waiting. 🌿🎶🥣🎈