It’s the little things that matter. And I really appreciate it. In the same vein, I still want to smile more. If you’re touched by the spirit, please put a smile on my face. Is it grammatically correct? What does it mean? Any possible rephrasing?

Yes, your text is grammatically correct. The message conveys that you value the small, thoughtful gestures in life and express gratitude for them. Additionally, you're expressing a desire to smile more and are inviting someone to help brighten your day. Here are a few possible rephrasings: 1. "It's the small gestures that truly count, and I’m grateful for them. In that spirit, I want to find more reasons to smile. If you feel inspired, please bring a smile to my face!" 2. "I appreciate the little things in life. I also want to find more joy and smiles. If you’re feeling generous, I would love your help to brighten my day!" 3. "I truly value the little things that make a difference, and I want to cultivate more smiles in my life. If you feel moved to do so, please help put a smile on my face!" Feel free to choose or modify any of these alternatives!