So, if I kept quiet and didn't smile that much, then when did I learn about the art of smiling? Well, I guess it came later around the age of 12 when I would stand in front of the Bi-Rite and sell Grit newspapers. Although I was shy, standing there and smiling at each customer and asking them if they'd like to buy a Grit Newspaper, brought me a certain sense of power. I liked knowing that I was responsible for having my own money and not having to ask anybody for anything. I remember, even while younger asking my mother if she had any money so I could walk the short distance to the E-Z and buy candy for a penney. I can still hear her now, saying, "I don't have one red cent," and she was honest. I see now how difficult it must have been having to raise four children and still having anything left over. Every little thing back then was a treat.
And later in high school, walking down the halls, I always saw that the ones who were the most popular would smile. I love to smile now. Even when things are not going right or my situation is difficult, smiling just has a way of making everything better.
Later in life, my mother told me that she could tell how much money I had in my purse by the expression on my face. So, in order to keep that smile, I guess, I still do things to make extra money. It's a lot easier to smile when you have money.
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Have a great day, and don't forget to smile.
