
There's something magical about receiving a gift - the way it lights up a person's face and the joy that comes with knowing someone remembers or thinks about you. Gifts have a way of making people feel they are valued, cherished and loved. I love the feeling of excitement when someone unwraps a surprise and the "awws" that come with it. I love receiving gifts, too. I appreciate someone who gives gifts, not just about the item but the thought behind it. Whether big or small, a gift can melt a heart and brighten someone's entire day and mood.
I have received lots of gifts in the past, some of which were two frames with my pictures on them as a birthday gift. I never expected it as it came as a surprise - it melted my heart that day and I felt the joy within me. I also got some gifts recently as my birthday presents in January.
An earpod and an iPhone XS.
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They were gifted to me by my younger sister, who, out of love, decided to make me happy on my birthday, and I would say they were gifts I cherished so much. I remembered just saying to my sister how I needed an earpod but kept procrastinating with different excuses. My sister sent a link one day for me to pick my choice of an earpod I wanted and liked so she could order and send it to me from the US. I was super happy that day, and the idea of getting it myself got cancelled, knowing I would be getting one.
After some days, she chatted me up asking if I would need an iPhone, too. I didn't wait for another second to pass by before I replied "Yes." I thought it was a joke until I got both parcels delivered to Nigeria and I travelled to get them from a friend. She went to the extent of getting two pouches and screen guards for my phone which I considered a huge love.
The thought that my sister could think of making me happy on my birthday with these items made me happy and I couldn't stop thanking her. I have been using my earpod and iPhone; they are just amazing gifts given out of love, and the thought behind them is what matters, not the gifts.
All pictures in the post are mine

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