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She was a very small baby. All the others in the maternity ward were a lot bigger. She was the smallest toddler at her pre-school, and the shortest child when she started primary school.
Somehow she was always attracted to people and things far larger than her. Whether it be friends or teddy bears, they always towered over her.
As she was growing up, she always got the largest things she could. Her bicycle, her school bag, her boyfriend even!
Now she’s married to the biggest man around, she has the top job in the town’s biggest company, the biggest house on the road with the biggest car in its drive.
She may still be the smallest person there is, but everybody looks up to her!
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Thanks to Sadje for hosting What Do You See?
Image credit; Greyerbaby @ Pixabay
A very inspiring story Keith. I’d want my granddaughters to be like this little girl. Thanks for joining in.
As the saying goes, size isn’t everything! Thanks, Sadje.
Exactly!!!! 👍🏼🫶🏼
Lovely, heartwarming story 💚
Thank you so much, Sonya.
Love it.
I’m pleased, thanks, Di!
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Really heartfelt story, Keith. Inspiring!!!
A very nice story. Nothing stuffy about it at all. (Not explaining my comment.)
Great story Keith 🙌
A sweet tale about overcoming adversity.
Lovely read Keith 😊
Very nice story, Keith, especially for those of us who are vertically challenged! 😀
Perfect word play
You could be writing about a woman I knew who was a dwarf not even four feet tall. She recently died and her obituary filled half a newspaper page! She was amazing and accomplished so much.
She was a mighty mite!
Love this, Keith!
Kudos to her attitude, Keith, for not being intimidated by bigger people or toys.
Is that called the Napoleon complex? 😀
~David