Happiness is

Watching a 13-year old bounce out of the house to show her mother the very first garment she sewed! (with my help, that is)

The rewards of a 90 pound weight loss:

crossing my legs for the first time in years wearing high heels for the first time in 20 years hiking for hours on a beautiful fall day energy to play with the grandkids Moni

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Good for you!

I've lost 15 recently, which isn't much in the big picture, except that normally when I start losing weight without trying to, it means that I'm going into remission. :)

Good for you! Congratulations and enjoy those benefits!

Elizabeth

What are skull caps?

Louisa

Great news... C

DD uses it to keep the sweat from dripping down and her hair from sliding forward.

Oh, that sounds handy. Does she have long hair?

Louisa

Most of the way down her back.

I get a kick out of the refs A. Lifting the braid to read her number B. him/her pulling the jersey down to read her number

If you want to see old pictures

Cheryl

Sure but I don't have much of a zoom.

-Margaret

Those are great! When did your son start training to be a goalie? Mine is starting to express interest in that.

Louisa

He's been full time goal since age 10 - 11. He's now 16, he's 14 (I think) in those pictures. He heads off to specialized goalie camps in the summer

I read once a title in Readers Digest

Happiness is an invention of Holywood !!!!

mirjam

I read it read again and don`t agree , you are very lucky if you can believe in this , mirjam

To me happiness is the absence of sadness

I don't fully agree. You can be sad about something and at the same time be happy about something else and one doesn't negate the other.

To simplify that, for me it's often true that happiness is a warm puppy.

Lucille

Happiness is being alive to enjoy the natural beauty of this world...... Barbara

Lucille - we do share some of the same happiness is...

Health - for all of us, and the fur faces (feathered as well)

Sun shining, a nice breeze, seeing light at the end of the tunnel, a good cuddle with the DH, Puckster, in front of the fireplace (in winter) on the comfy couch - with stitchin or knitting happening.

Sometimes happiness is just looking around - out on a hike, drive, and seeing the beauty around - and not worrying about some catastrophe of life for the moment.

Ellice

Sharing that disbelief. A 60# English Springer has figured out how to take up more than half a king-size! No longer content with his 1/3...he's now getting more demanding. But what can you do when the pup wants to put his head down to hear mom's heartbeat (we think this is from him being alone more lately). Eventually....we can convince him to go "lie down" or "go to your cave" (lie down - means lower corner of bed along my legs - cave is his bed that moved to under a desk).

Ellice