I took a picture of the new traymat of McDonald's. Most of us (excluding myself) normally don't pay attention to the tiny details when we eat out. All we care about is to satisfy that hunger or craving we have. And most likely, majority of the population also don't even pay attention to the traymats. Nevertheless, I think this is a good idea in sharing "insider" information to customers. It actually kinda makes you feel that you're being taken good care of. Seriously. With biases aside.
I make wishes all the time. I wish on both the silly and serious things. I make wishes not only for myself, but also for the people I love. And yes, I still believe that wishes do come true. You just have to believe and wish, hard enough.
I wish for rainbows.
I wish for happy, candy sprinkled days.
I wish for peace.
I wish for colorful dreams.
I wish for crazy beautiful memories.
I wish for love.
I wish for bear hugs.
I wish for angel kisses.
I wish for stars.
I wish for rain.
I wish for clean air.
I wish for comfort.
I wish for heaven.
I wish for breathtaking landscapes.
I wish for good health.
I wish for merry go rounds and ferris wheels.
I wish for luck.
I wish for inspiration.
I wish for good sleep.
I wish for fairy tales and happily ever afters.
I wish for romantic dates.
I wish for nice weather.
I wish for endless energy.
I wish for surprises.
I wish for completeness.
I wish for change.
I wish for security.
I wish for freedom.
I wish for bliss.
I wish for a clean Earth.
I wish for sunshiny mornings.
I wish for creativity.
I wish for time.
I wish for success.
I wish for positivity.
I wish for Superman.
I wish for Batman.
I wish for unwavering faith.
I wish for stability.
I wish for passion.
I wish for good times.
I wish for perfect moments.
I wish for you and me, together forever.
"We all get at least one good wish a year, over the candles of our birthday. Some of us throw in more, on eyelashes, fountains, lucky stars, and every now and then one of those wishes come true. So what then? Is it as good as we’ve hoped? Do we bask in the warm glow of our happiness or do we just notice we’ve got a long list of other wishes waiting to be wished? We don’t wish for the easy stuff. We wish for big things. Things that are ambitious, out of reach. We wish because we need help and we’re scared, and we know we may be asking too much. We still wish though because sometimes they come true.
But what if you don’t have anything to wish for? What if you have everything you could ever want? Then wish that nothing changes."
-From Grey's Anatomy