The little thread of happiness
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Ebonbuddha
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Erm...Is that all it takes?
wiccanpony
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Originally posted by Springbok
Whats the point in living if you cant enjoy the little blessings?
:beer: here speaks a Wise Man
Edit: my little bit of happiness was watching a fence lizard sun it\'s self on the brick wall
evil tendencies
Cake or Death?
My bit of happiness? Watching my dog jump and play at the dog park.
I Agree totally, you have to appreciate the little things, how often does a huge amazing thing happen in life? very rarely.
how often do little things that make you smile happen? quite a lot. if you ignore the little things, and only be happy about the Big huge things, you will very rarely be truly happy.
Hmmm....
I guess for me, after a hard week of Work, today was a day off, and i got a KFC (I may actually of seen you and not known it Springbok, depending on what KFC you were in, i went to the one in the City centre (not the West Quay one, the other one))
i watched an alright movie (Jumper), Rented Ninja Gaiden 2 on the 360, which is awesome, and got to talk to my GF in Canada for the first time in a week.
Life for me is good too....
how often do little things that make you smile happen? quite a lot. if you ignore the little things, and only be happy about the Big huge things, you will very rarely be truly happy.
Hmmm....
I guess for me, after a hard week of Work, today was a day off, and i got a KFC (I may actually of seen you and not known it Springbok, depending on what KFC you were in, i went to the one in the City centre (not the West Quay one, the other one))
i watched an alright movie (Jumper), Rented Ninja Gaiden 2 on the 360, which is awesome, and got to talk to my GF in Canada for the first time in a week.
Life for me is good too....
Shawn R. L.
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Literally stopping and smelling the roses.
I bought a pair of pants from a thrift store for 50 cents............found $5 in the pocket when I got home!!
I bought a pair of pants from a thrift store for 50 cents............found $5 in the pocket when I got home!!
No Such Agency
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I had a delicious granola bar and a lovely nap during the departmental seminar on stem cells today
a pretty girl smilin\' at me always makes me happy...i got a nice one while i was out for my daily walk today, so i feel ya springbok...
@shawn...a 50 cent pair of pants with $5 in the pocket is definitely a good score...
i\'m also a rose smeller, and hibiscus too, or any other flower in bloom...always a pleasure after 8 months of winter!!!
i really like watchin\' the beavers at work when i\'m crossin\' the bridge by my place up here in alaska...it\'s like live discovery channel \'round here...
cheers
jah
@shawn...a 50 cent pair of pants with $5 in the pocket is definitely a good score...
i\'m also a rose smeller, and hibiscus too, or any other flower in bloom...always a pleasure after 8 months of winter!!!
i really like watchin\' the beavers at work when i\'m crossin\' the bridge by my place up here in alaska...it\'s like live discovery channel \'round here...
cheers
jah
Ebonbuddha
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Yeah. Well, I just set my expectations higher.
Roger Bunting
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My numbers came up on the lottery! I won £10. Woohoo!
Watching my 12 year old dog roll onto the flat of her back and stay there, happily wagging her tail.
Considering that 2 months ago we were told that she probably wouldn\'t last more than a fortnight, she is astounding the Vet by becoming more active than she has been for the last 18 months or so. Guess the insulin injections are working.
I still have to carry her upstairs at night and down first thing in the morning, but once she\'s up and moving around she can manage the stairs later in the day.
And at 12, for her breed/type her equivalent age in a human would be 110-120.
Hope I\'m that spry (or even still around) at that age.
Considering that 2 months ago we were told that she probably wouldn\'t last more than a fortnight, she is astounding the Vet by becoming more active than she has been for the last 18 months or so. Guess the insulin injections are working.
I still have to carry her upstairs at night and down first thing in the morning, but once she\'s up and moving around she can manage the stairs later in the day.
And at 12, for her breed/type her equivalent age in a human would be 110-120.
Hope I\'m that spry (or even still around) at that age.
