Glimmers of Friendship

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A good friend of mine calls the above types of connections Glimmers.

I wonder where you experience glimmers? I am quite certain that not a day has gone by when I am in public that I haven’t been involved in an accidental meeting with someone, or several someones. Just ask my husband…there isn’t an elevator – or a store checkout counter – where I have not reached out to a stranger for that very short glimmer of friendship.

You don’t have to bug the heck out of someone to make a connection wherein they are frantically trying to get away from you – not in the least. All that is needed is a smile, a kind word, a compliment about their sparkly boots – the latter occurring just a couple weeks ago – or even just wishing a stranger a positive day of sorts.

Give it a try. You just might have made that stranger’s day with that accidental meeting’s mini conversation.

And may I add, I hope someone does the same for you someday soon that will make you feel better than you did just moments before.

AND TRUST ME, THAT’S NO ACCIDENT.

3 thoughts on “Glimmers of Friendship

    […] of mine calls these mini connections GLIMMERS. As a matter of fact, I recently wrote a blog piece Glimmers of Friendship, that elaborates on how some accidental meetings just might make the difference between having an […]

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    Bruce Logan said:
    January 27, 2025 at 7:52 am

    True

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      Irene Olson responded:
      January 27, 2025 at 8:18 am

      I’m glad you like! I am certain you have had worldwide glimmers through the years.

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