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A Smile is the Shortest Distance Between Two People
Hi there! My name is Timmy and I'm going to tell you about smiles and how they can bring people together. It's something really cool that I've noticed.
You know when you're feeling sad or grumpy and someone gives you a big smile? It's kind of like magic - suddenly you can't help but smile back! Their smile spreads to you and makes you feel happier. A smile is contagious like that.
I saw it happen with my friend Jack the other day. We were playing catch at recess and he accidentally threw the ball too far. It went over the fence into the busy street! Jack looked so worried and upset. But then our teacher Mr. Roberts came over, gave Jack a reassuring smile, and said \"Don't worry, it's just a ball. I'll go get it.\" Jack's frown turned upside down into a smile after seeing Mr. Roberts' smile. A smile can comfort you like that. Smiles can also make new friends. Like when you're at the park and you see another kid you don't know. If you give them a
big friendly smile, suddenly you're not strangers anymore! The smile shows you want to be friends. Nine times out of ten, they'll smile back. Then you can go over and introduce yourself and maybe they'll be your new best friend!
My older sister tells me that smiles create a good first impression too. She says when she meets someone new, if they smile at her in a nice way, it makes her think they are a kind and friendly person. But if they have a grumpy frown, it makes her think they might be mean or unfriendly. So smiles can bring people together by making someone seem approachable. Smiles make people feel valued too. Like when I'm at home and I do my chores without being asked, maybe my mom will notice and give me a proud smile. That smile says \"Good job, Timmy! I'm proud of you and I appreciate your help.\" It makes me feel valued and like I've done something good.
Or like in class when I raise my hand to answer a question, even if I get it wrong, my teacher Mrs. Phillips will still smile at me. That smile tells me \"Thanks for trying your best\" and makes me feel valued for participating, instead of feeling embarrassed for getting it wrong. A smile is an easy way to appreciate someone and make them feel valued.
I think God gave us the ability to smile because He wants us to use smiles to show love, kindness and joy to others. The Bible says \"A cheerful heart brings a smile to your face; a sad heart makes it hard to get through the day.\" (Proverbs 15:13) When we smile at someone, it shows our cheerful and friendly heart. Even just a quick little smile in passing to a stranger can brighten their day and be an act of kindness. You never know what someone might be going through. Your smile could be just what they needed to feel encouraged and loved.
But smiles don't only come from our mouths - we can \"smile\" with our eyes too! That's what my dad says. He tells me, \"Timmy, I can see your eyes smiling even under your grumpy frown.\" Our eyes can \"smile\" by looking bright, crinkly, and saying we are feeling joyful on the inside, even if our mouths aren't actually showing a smile.
I try to keep my eye-smiles turned on as much as I can. Like at school, if I'm feeling worried about a test, I can give my eyes a smiley look to help me relax. Or if I'm having a bad day, I can put an eye-smile on my face to try and turn my frown upside down. Eye-smiles help show people you are feeling positive inside. There's also smiles that go both ways - like between me and my puppy Rufus! Whenever I smile at him while we're playing
fetch, he'll smile back with a doggy grin that shows his teeth. His smile tells me he's having fun and enjoying our game together. Animal smiles can bring us together too!
So as you can see, smiles have a lot of power! They can cheer people up, make new friends, show love and appreciation, and bring people closer together. Smiles spread happiness and let people know you are friendly.
That's why a smile really is the shortest distance between two people's hearts. With just a quick smile, you can make an instant friendly connection with someone, whether you've known them for years or you're total strangers.
I'm going to keep spreading smiles everywhere I go, by smiling with my mouth and my eyes. It's such an easy way to make the world a little bit brighter and more positive! Why don't you try smiling at ten new people today and see what happens? I bet you'll make some new friends along the way. So smile on, my friends - smile on!
篇2
Smiles are the Shortest Distance Between Two People Hi friends! Today I want to tell you all about smiles. Smiles are super duper important! They make people happy and bring
them together. When you smile at someone, it's like you are giving them a great big hug without even touching them. Isn't that amazing?
I love smiles so much. They are definitely my favorite facial expression. Who doesn't love to see a huge grin with tons of bright, shiny teeth? It makes my heart feel like it's getting a warm hug. Smiles are contagious too - when someone smiles at me, I can't help but smile back. It's like the smiles jump from their face to mine!
There are so many different kinds of smiles. There are the big toothy grins that scrunch up your whole face. And the little smirks where you just turn up the corners of your mouth a tiny bit. My personal favorite is the eye smile, where your eyes get all crinkly at the sides. No matter what the smile looks like, they all do one very important thing - they make you look happy and friendly!
Smiling can totally change how people see you. If you have a frowny, grumpy face, people might think you are mean or upset about something. But if you flash them a big ol' smile, they will think you are nice and approachable. Smiling sends a message that says \"Hi there! I'm a happy, friendly person who loves to laugh and have fun!\" What a great way to make new friends.
And that's exactly what smiles do - they bring people together and help them make friends. It's so easy to talk to someone if you are both smiling and looking happy. If two people are frowning at each other, they might be too scared or nervous to start a conversation. But when you see someone's smiley face, you feel more comfortable around them. Their smile is telling you \"It's okay, I'm not going to be mean to you.\" That makes it much easier to go up and introduce yourself.
Smiling can make the world look brighter too. Everything seems better and more positive when there are smiling faces all around you. I always feel happier on days when lots of people smile at me on my way to school. The whole day feels sunnier and more joyful, even if it's cloudy outside. There's nothing that can ruin your good mood when you've started your morning with friendly smiles!
That's why I always make sure to smile at everyone I see. Even if it's just a stranger walking down the street, I give them a big grin. You never know what someone might be going through or what kind of bad day they're having. A smile from someone else, even a kid like me, could turn their whole day around and make everything seem better. Smiles have a magic power to make people feel good inside!
Of course, you can't just smile at anyone and instantly become best friends. Real friendship takes time and you have to get to know each other first. But a smile is like the first step that lets you get closer. It breaks down those barriers and paves the way for you to start talking and learning about each other. Before you know it, you've made a brand new friend, all because of a simple smile!
So the next time you see a frowny face, don't give them a frown back. Give them your biggest, sunniest, most cheerful grin instead. Watch how their face brightens up and their eyes start to crinkle into a smile too. Suddenly the distance between you doesn't feel so big anymore. With just one smile, you've created a bridge that connects you together. It really is the shortest distance between two people!
If the whole world smiled more, I think we'd all be a lot happier. We'd make more friends, have less fights, and spread more kindness everywhere we go. That's why I'm going to keep smiling at every single person I meet. You should too! Let's make this world a friendlier, happier, smiley-er place. One grin at a time, we can make it the smiliest world ever!
篇3
A Smile Can Brighten Anyone's Day
My name is Emma and I'm 10 years old. Today my teacher Mrs. Roberts asked us to write about why smiles are important. I think smiles are super important because they can make people happy and bring them closer together, even if they don't know each other!
Have you ever been having a really bad day, feeling sad or angry, and then someone smiled at you? It's like their smile is magic and instantly makes you feel better. Like when I was at the park last week and fell off the swing, scraping my knee. I started crying because it really hurt. But then a nice older lady smiled at me and asked if I was okay. Her warm smile helped me stop crying and feel braver. Smiles can comfort you when you're hurt or upset.
Smiles also show people you are friendly and approachable. If you frown or look mad all the time, people might think you are mean and want to avoid you. But if you smile, it lets people know you are nice and makes them feel comfortable around you. Like in my class, there's a new student named Miguel who just moved here from Mexico. On his first day, he looked really nervous. But when I smiled and waved at him, he smiled back and seemed less
scared. Now we're good friends! A smile is the first step to making new friends.
Speaking of friends, doesn't it make you feel awesome when your best friend smiles at you? You know that smile is just for you and nobody else. It makes you feel special and loved. My best friend Sarah always smiles at me before we walk into school each morning. Her smile says \"I'm happy you're here\" without any words. Smiling is a way to silently show you care about someone.
But smiles don't just make your friends and family happy - they can brighten a stranger's whole day too! Like when my mom and I are walking down the street, she always smiles and waves at people we pass. They smile back, probably feeling happier because of her friendly smile. Once we even made a grumpy old man smile by waving at him! My mom says \"It costs nothing to be nice and spread some cheer.\" Ain't that the truth? The best smiles are the great big, toothy grins that scrunch up your whole face. Like when your team wins the big game or you get a new puppy for your birthday - that's when the biggest, happiest smiles come out! I love getting the giggles with my friends because we end up smiling so hugely that our cheeks and
bellies hurt. But you know what? Those are the smiles that make the most amazing memories.
Sometimes people have a hard time smiling if they're going through tough times. Like when my neighbor's husband died last year, she always looked sad. But I could still see a little smile appear when I waved hello. It's important to smile at people even when they're struggling, because it reminds them of happier times and gives them hope. Never underestimate the power of a smile to lift someone's spirits!
In movies and books, true love is always shown through a warm smile passing between the two lovers. Like in the fairy tales my dad reads me, the prince and princess always share a smile as bright as sunshine. Or in my favorite movie, the main characters grin from ear to ear when they finally get together at the end. Smiling at your loved one is a way of saying \"You make me happier than anything!\" with just a look. A smile really is the shortest distance between two people in love.
I think the world could use a lot more smiles. It makes me sad when I see grumpy, frowning people who look unhappy. Everyone would be better off if we all smiled more often! It's such a simple act that costs nothing, but can make someone's entire day. So spread those smiles around, people! You never
know whose life you might brighten with just a smile and a friendly hello. At the very least, you'll bring people closer together and make your corner of the world a little bit sunnier. And who doesn't want that?
篇4
A Smile Can Warm Your Heart
Hi there! My name is Emily and I'm 10 years old. Today I want to tell you all about why smiles are so special and important. I love smiling and seeing others smile too!
Have you ever noticed how a smile can instantly brighten someone's day? It's like magic! When I'm feeling sad or upset, all it takes is a warm smile from my mom, dad, teacher or friend to make me feel better. A smile is a simple gesture, but it has great power.
I remember one day last year when I was having a really bad morning. I spilled milk all over my favorite shirt right before school. My baby brother was crying a lot and I couldn't find my backpack. I felt so frustrated and started crying too. But then my dad gave me a big hug and an even bigger smile. Seeing his cheerful face turned my frown upside down. His smile reminded me that everything would be okay. Messes can be cleaned up,
backpacks can be found, and baby brothers stop crying eventually. With his smile, my dad shared some of his positivity and optimism with me. I felt so much better and was able to go to school without feeling sad anymore.
Smiling is contagious in the best way! Have you ever noticed how when one person smiles, others can't help but smile too? It's like a wonderful cycle of happiness being passed around. My teacher Mrs. Allen always has the biggest, brightest smile. As soon as she walks into the classroom beaming that smile, the whole class starts smiling too! We can't resist. Her joyful energy spreads to everyone. I've seen the kids who seemed grumpy at first slowly start to perk up with smiling faces once they see Mrs. Allen's smile. Nobody can frown when they're around her! At recess, I love seeing my friends' smiling faces too. We have so much fun together on the playground laughing, running around, and telling jokes. Whenever I score a goal during soccer or make it all the way across the monkey bars, my friends greet me with big cheerful smiles. That makes me feel so proud and happy! And when it's my friend's turn to accomplish something, I smile back at them just as wide. Sharing those smiley celebrations together is the best.
But smiling isn't just great for expressing joy and having fun. It's also a way to make new friends! I can't even count how many times I've made a new friend just by smiling at someone. Like when I was at the park last summer, I saw a girl around my age sitting alone on a bench looking a little sad. I walked over, gave her a big smile, and said \"Hi! My name is Emily. Would you like to push me on the swing set?\" She looked surprised at first, but then smiled back and said sure. We ended up playing together all afternoon and now she's one of my best friends! If I hadn't smiled at her first, we may have never met.
Smiling can also help you feel better when you're scared or nervous. Like when I had to go get my first shot at the doctor's office. I was pretty terrified and almost started crying. But the nice nurse gave me a reassuring smile and said \"It'll be okay! This will be over very quickly.\" Seeing her kind, smiling face made me feel so much braver. I tried smiling back at her while she gave me the shot, and it didn't end up being scary at all! The smiles from the nurse made the whole thing easier.
Sometimes people who are shy or feeling left out don't smile as much. I always try to flash them a big smile to help make them feel welcomed and included. Like there's a new girl in my class named Ava who just moved here from far away. She didn't know
anyone and seemed really quiet at first. Whenever I could, I made sure to turn towards Ava with a warm, friendly smile. Now she smiles a lot more and has even made some friends!
Smiling is also a great way to get help from others. Like if I'm struggling to reach something on a high shelf at the store, I'll politely smile at a grown-up and say \"Excuse me, could you help me please?\" Nine times out of ten, they smile back and happily help me out. A smile reminds people that you're being friendly and kind.
Of course, sometimes people are having a really hard day and might not feel like smiling back right away. That's okay too! I try not to take it personally. Maybe they're going through something difficult or doing not feel well. Everyone has off days like that sometimes. I'll still smile at them anyway in case a friendly smile could help turn their day around, even just a little bit.
As you can probably tell, I really do believe smiles are one of the shortest distances between any two people. They create wonderful connections, spread positivity, and bring more happiness into the world. Smiles help make friends, accomplish goals, overcome fears, and get through hard times. They turn frowns into giggles! Whenever I'm feeling worried or sad, smiling
can always make me feel better. And getting a smile back from someone is one of the warmest, most heartening feelings in the world.
So don't be afraid to share some smiles today! Smile at your family, teachers, friends, or even strangers in need of some cheer. You might just make their whole day brighter. And who
knows...they may smile back and make your day even sunnier too! A smile is free to give, but more valuable than gold. It's a simple way to share joy, kindness, and optimism with the world around you. What could be better than that?
篇5
A Smile is the Shortest Distance Between Two People
Smiles are the best! They are like a magic spell that can make people feel happy and friendly. A smile can bring two strangers together and make them feel like friends. That's why they say \"a smile is the shortest distance between two people.\"
I love smiling at people and seeing them smile back at me. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. Even if I'm having a bad day, when someone smiles at me, it makes me forget about whatever was bothering me. Their smile is like a little present that brightens up my day.
At school, I try to smile at everyone I see - my classmates, my teachers, the principal, and even the janitor. Smiling is my way of saying \"Hi there! I'm happy to see you today.\" And you know what? Most people smile right back at me. Then we both feel happy and like we're friends, even if we don't really know each other.
Sometimes I smile at someone who looks sad or angry, and it's like magic – their grumpy face melts away and they smile back! I don't know if they suddenly got happier or if my smile just reminded them to be happier, but either way it's really cool. Smiles are contagious like that.
I think smiling must be a universal language that everyone understands, no matter what country they're from or what language they speak. You don't need to know any words to understand a smile. It's a little gift you can give to anyone in the world.
My grandma once told me that frowning uses a lot more muscles in your face than smiling does. So smiling is easier than frowning! It saves energy. She also says that when you smile, you look a lot nicer and friendlier than when you have a grumpy expression. I believe her, because when I see someone smiling, I
automatically think \"That person seems really nice. I want to be their friend.\"
At home, I smile a ton because my family is really funny and silly. We're always cracking jokes and doing goofy dances and silly voices to make each other laugh. Then we all end up smiling so big that our cheeks hurt! Those smiles bring us all closer together as a family. I feel very lucky.
I try to keep smiling everywhere I go – at the park, at the grocery store, on the bus. Sometimes people look a little confused when I smile at them for no reason. But most of the time, they smile back! And in that moment, me and that stranger become friends through our smiles. It's one of the easiest ways to make a new friend.
Of course, some days it's harder to smile than others. If I'm really upset about something, it can be hard to force a smile. But I always try, because I know that smiling can trick my brain into feeling a little bit happier. It's like the saying \"Fake it 'til you make it.\" If I smile through a bad mood, pretty soon the bad mood goes away and is replaced by a happy one. Smiles are powerful like that!
Smiling is also a big part of being polite. My parents taught me that when someone does something nice for me, I should
smile and say \"Thank you\" to show that I appreciated their kindness. At restaurants, I always smile at the servers to let them know I'm grateful for their service. I know how hard they work, so a smile is the least I can give them.
So in a way, a smile is like a tiny \"Thank you\" gift that you can give to anyone, just for existing near you. It's free to give out smiles, and they make people's days a little bit brighter. You're saying \"I appreciate you\" with just a simple facial expression. No words needed! How cool is that?
In my opinion, the world would be a much better place if everyone smiled more often. Smiles have a way of reminding us that we're all human beings who deserve to feel happy. A smile is like a bridge that connects two people's hearts, if only for a second. It lets us share a moment of kindness, happiness, and friendship with someone we may never even meet again.
So next time you see me, be ready, because I'll definitely be smiling at you! And who knows, maybe my smile will be the start of a new friendship. Or maybe it will just make your day a little bit brighter. Either way, it's worth it! A smile really is the shortest distance between two people. I smile, you smile, and just like that – we're pals! How awesome is that?
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