One more smile...

 Close your eyes.

Take a deep breath.

Inhale calmness.

Exhale stress.

Make a cuppa.

Sink into a chair.

Allow yourself to pick up a book.

Allow yourself to smile.

Disappear into your smile.

Keep this 'One more smile...' into your heart. 


Yours,

Chrisoula 

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