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3 Oct 2022
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''Absolutely & it’s always the little things that are the best!''
https://www.facebook.com/1341822300/videos/3280...
Why one of the commenters referred to it as ''the little things'' ❔❓?
What does *the little things mean there ?
''Absolutely & it’s always the little things that are the best!''
https://www.facebook.com/1341822300/videos/3280...
Why one of the commenters referred to it as ''the little things'' ❔❓?
What does *the little things mean there ?
https://www.facebook.com/1341822300/videos/3280...
Why one of the commenters referred to it as ''the little things'' ❔❓?
What does *the little things mean there ?
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5 Oct 2022
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@CorneliaAdams It pretty much means exactly what it sounds like.
the little things = the things that are small or simple/the aspects of life or the world that we don’t always take the time to consider and appreciate because we have larger things to worry about
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