I don't think that I've ever shared a public video before on this blog. Jaz shared this on Facebook and it made me realise not just the power of laughter but the beauty it brings. Look at the change in the faces of those who smile. Jaz has always been an inspiration to me. Which reminds me that I really should start some more Thankful Thursday posts. By the way you will need a little patience: it takes a short while before the text below turns into the video.
SMILE:)
Posted by Silvia Rodrigo Gella on Monday, 29 February 2016
Brill!
ReplyDeleteGlad you thought so Bruv.
DeleteLove!
ReplyDeleteLisa doesn't laughing and smiling just lift you up?
DeleteI think it a little cruel to laugh at a man who thinks a floor tile is funny.
ReplyDeleteI thought you might find a witty comment Adrian.
DeleteLoved it! Thank you.
ReplyDeletePS I hope you don't mind, but I've put the clip on my Facebook page (I'm not a fan of FB, but thought it was so lovely I watned to shre it with someone!)
DeleteI think that's a good idea Frances. The more who laugh the merrier. After all I saw it on Facebook in the first place.
DeleteThe video made me smile and also bizarrely shed a couple of tears. I don't know why. Who is this Jaz of whom you speak? Is it perchance Jazus - the Irish spelling of Jesus? I didn't realise he had a Facebook page.
ReplyDeleteNeil, Jaz was a young lady blogger who had a brain tumour and went through very bad times. Through it all she remained incredibly positive and wrote Thankful Thursday posts. She has been a great inspiration to me.
DeleteCute.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it Terra.
DeleteA good laugh is indeed contageous :)
ReplyDeleteMonica I still smile when I think about it. I shall return if I ever feel sad.
DeleteI have watched this two or three times in the last week or so. Laughter is so infectious and catching. And, you are right. A person is much more lovely when they are smiling or laughing.
ReplyDeleteMrs Thyme I wish that we could all laugh and smile more.
DeleteIt takes a lot to convince me to watch a video but, this one was worth it.
ReplyDeleteI'm happy that you did Red.
DeleteIn saw that on Facebook a week or so ago! It certainly made my day!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad for you Liz.
DeleteI really want to travel on that tube. And all those beautiful girls too!
ReplyDeleteCro I must admit that the choice of carriage did look inspired.
DeleteAfter I have waited for nearly half an hour (doing other stuff in between, of course) and still no video has appeared for me, I have now given up.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry about that Meike. I think you may have enjoyed it.
DeleteThat's great!
ReplyDeleteLaughter is laughter in any language Eva. Good to see you here.
DeleteThanks GB, this is wonderful. I was on the tube in London a few days ago at rush hour and everyone looked truly miserable - perhaps I should try this next time!
ReplyDeleteWell Ian I think it's a good idea but perhaps in theory rather than practice.
DeleteHow wonderful! The power of laughter is a powerful thing.
ReplyDeleteLee if only the world laughed more than it frowned. How different it would be.
DeleteThis made me laugh as well....laughter like a wide yawn can spread a mile a minute.
ReplyDeleteI like your analogy Virginia.
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