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What a smile can do


Smiles can truly turn a frown rightside up. Whenever I see someone smile even if the smile was not meant for me, or if someone smiles at me even if it was a stranger, I feel like everything's going to be all good like sunshine on a cloudy day. Yeah, that's a line from a song. Like last night when two guys smiled at me while I was eating alone in a fastfood chain. Like this morning when someone across my seat inside the train smiled at me. Like this evening someone smiled at me as I was walking inside the mall. It's just refreshing to see sweet smiles from people. Made me blush, honestly. Smiles are like ice cream. No one can resist it. Everybody likes it. And what's cherry on top of that ice cream of smile? Well, why the lingering look (or a second look), of course! 
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