The best moments were small

At sixty-eight he doesn't hesitate when asked for the best moments of his life: an ice cream shared with his wife from a convenience store on the way home, the afternoon his first child took a step, watermelon on the balcony in summer. Not the big trip, not the promotion. The elders say: think small — attune yourself to simple daily pleasures and savor them now. These days he turns his phone face down when he has coffee with his wife.