Greeting Cards Tell Micro-Stories

I recently discovered a line of greeting cards by Curly Girl Designs. Go ahead, click. Aren’t they darling? What captivated me, though, were the sentiments. Each one suggests a score of stories!

See what you can do with these (and PLEASE share in the comments!):

“One of the hardest things to realize,” she said, “is that our ‘Someday’ is right now.”
We must absolutely do what we love, or we run the risk of doing nothing at all.
What if our hearts and our hands shared an occupation? Oh, what a rich and wonderful life!
With hearts…the best thing you can do is invite someone in, make them some tea, and secretly hope they don’t break anything.
“I’m beginning to wonder,” she said, “if some of the stars I’m wishing on aren’t just airplanes.”
Any given moment could change your life.
Some people call them decades. I prefer to call them my “collected works.”

They could not remember a time until now that ‘forever’ didn’t seem long enough.
Just when you think you know exactly how it’s going, it gets even better.
Sometimes ‘right back where you started from’ is right where you belong.
There is little in life that could not benefit from a little love, a little time, and a stick of butter.
We will never be the same as we were before this loss, but we are ever so much better for having had something so great to lose.
I would like to volunteer to hug you until it feels better. This may take awhile. I’ll bring snacks.
I am fairly certain that, given a cape and a nice tiara, I could save the world.
She packed up her potential and all she had learned, grabbed a cute pair of shoes, and headed out to change a few things.
A really good friend makes you snort when you laugh, and will still hang out with you when you do it in public.