I find my happy when I find happy titles for my blog posts.
I find my happy more easily
- with encouragement,
- paying attention,
- noticing and making connections,
- sharing observations,
- letting go of shame,
- keeping warm,
- embracing adventure,
- dancing, and
- photographing rather than purchasing items I don’t need.
I find this on YouTube:
I hope to find my happy in Hawaii, some day. For now, I’m finding my happy in Boston and in Scotland.
I also find “Find Your Happy Place” on YouTube (although most people haven’t found this — it is has only 50 views).
How and where do you find your happy?
I also find my happy expressing gratitude and thanks for all who help me create these blog posts and for those who are happy to read them (including YOU).
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
My 7-year old daughter often tells me to find my happy place. And my blog is my happy place. (⺣◡⺣)♡
Your blog is a happy place, Patricia, and you help make my blog a happier place, too! ❤
♡(*´∀｀*)人(*´∀｀*)♡
This makes me happy
Your comments make me happy, Alex!
Ahahaha, I am reading your post on my phone and became confused when the Find Your Happy Place clip began playing “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” because that is my cellphone ring! I tried to answer it.
That makes me happy, Maureen!
So much here makes me happy, but that people like Estelle Getty and Bob Ross may not be around anymore, but I think it would make them happy to know that through Chia Pets their legacies are still growing.
Your legacy keeps growing, Chris. Thanks for making me happy with another one of your great comments.
Home is my happy
I’m so glad you’ve found your happy, Derrick.