Day of Happiness

[WHL]

Today is the International day of Happiness... what makes you happy?

[jen]

A loving family, and having the ability to help others who are less fortunate than myself.

[Dominic]

Quality time with my wife and daughter.
Exploring the countryside.
A decent steam room.

[LouiseCastricum]

Health for my family and friends.

[trevnhil]

Being able to have a nice hot power shower without thinking about switching the water heater on first

[ApusApus]

Getting up each morning & realising that coming to Cyprus was the best move I've ever made!


Shane

[Jimgward]

Grandsons smiling, sharing time with my family, my football team winning

[J B]

Going for a wee at 05.15am and hearing next door's milking machine start up ...
going back to bed for a couple of hours and thinking "thank the lord I don't have to do that any more"

[sueb]

Living here and both in good health.

Being 59 +1 soon and not having to work. Would be working if in the UK for another 4 years at least.

Proud parents of 2 wonderful, hard working children (a boy and a girl). One in Japan the other in UK. Bank of Mum and Dad is now closed!

Dear Mum still with us 86, very soon.

Family and friends.

Of course this forum.

Life is good!

[STELIOSBWFC]

My parents still being around although not in the best of health. And watching my kids grow into the lovely young caring people they are. Oh and Bolton maybe staying up

[Firefly]

Thinking of my wonderful family and friends, living in the most beautiful county in England, and my two loopy cats.

[Anarita John]

Thinking how wonderful life is. Living in two beautiful but very different locations. Walking on the Anglesey Coast Path from Moelfre to City Dulas, with daughter Rachel, a fortnight ago in freezing conditions and then, a couple of weeks later, walking here when it was 27c.
Watching Rachel last Sunday complete the Wrexham Marathon to raise money for Cancer Research.( https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/rachel-cook36 )

And, for me, feeling well and so grateful that I can enjoy walking again.

[PaphosAL]

Waking up in the morninig in my warm and cosy orphopaedic bed, thinking "just another half hour", then going back to sleep. Then repeating this exercise another four or five times, LOL!

Shameful, I know. But over 70 and retired, why not? Happiness for me is when my daughter comes down to stay for a few nights, which usually attracts my grandboys and their kids (my great grandchildren).

AL