when there’s a BOGOF or 3 for 2 deal and you actually wanted all the things on the offer at full price anyway
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After all of these years when I see a horse chestnut on the ground I still mentally evaluate if it could be a winning conker (e.g. is it a potential sixer?). Sorry, I realise that this sounds like bad Facebook nostalgia.
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Taking a sticker off something that usually leaves the gross adhesive/paper combo and it comes off perfectly.
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I can combine these two into an even more exquisite and rare occurrence. The quickest way for me to get to my local shops involves going down a quiet backroad which is sealed off from the main road by a little square and pavement where the local florist sets up stall every day. Straight in front is a pedestrian crossing across the main road and on the other side a bike rack and then the local Tesco. Usually I’ll slow to get on the pavement then dismount to cross at the crossing before locking up my bike and going in, but just sometimes as I’m slowly freewheeling up to the crossing (looking carefully out for pedestrians obviously) the lights will change and I get to ride gently across the road on momentum alone, before stopping softly right next to the stand.
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The little cracking noise and the tension giving way when you break the seal unscrewing the top of a new juice bottle
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pint
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Had this a few times in a row on Sunday, what a momentum-maintaining treat!
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Doing a really small favour for someone e.g. getting a box from a high shelf or returning a kid’s football or letting someone with a couple of items to skip in from of you in the Lidl queue
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returning a football by kicking it and not messing up
tho given how rubbish I am at football I could say this is a big thing not a small thing
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When a little kid smiles at you on the bus
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Reading silly things on the internet. Like this
10 years old i was 
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The first good night’s sleep at the tail end of a cold
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Going to the shop for a specific, sought after, item & finding the very last one waiting there on the shelf just for you
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When you’re on a train and you see someone you know - but it’s at the very end of a journey so you’re only obliged engage in conversation for a minute or so
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Peeling a boiled egg and you unwrap the shell in one piece
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Likewise satsumas
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Along the same lines; seeing someone in a shop and having a pleasant passing conversation and then not bumping into them again for the duration of your visit.
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Having the flat to yourself for an hour
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