Happiness Is....

Having reasonably good health, living in a home which is warm and dry, the sun is shining and I've food in my belly.

1. Curling up on the sofa with my dog, a good book and chocolate.
2. My son kissing me on the top of my head (he's 6"7) and telling me he's loves me.
3. Taking my bra off and having a good stretch!

My sons
Watching the birds
Being with children (my work)
Crikey I feel like I should put something much more exciting.

Oh we had asparagus, new potatoes and salmon yesterday. It was so yummy?

I’ve been digging a little eco pond the last two days and watching perplexed pigeons walking round the edges trying to work out where the bird feeder has gone?

And please tell me about Cara Hunter. What kind of books does she write. A good book is one of life’s best pleasures.

Have a happy day?

Cara writes crime novels Peasblossom, her hero is DI Adam Fawley (or maybe a higher rank).

If you like thrillers, I think she is very readable.

happiness is waking up each morning ..

On the case?? Thanks.

Being able to breathe, very bad day yesterday, but no Ambulance so that was good and although DD1s car was totalled yesterday, she was the other side of the barrier on the phone to Breakdown services at the time the Lorry hit her car.
So apart from being shocked and carless all is well, thank goodness the GCs and dog weren’t with her.
So today happiness is knowing that despite yesterday, today will be a better day.

Going into my garden in my new wheelchair, freedom.

My granddaughters having jabs soon and coming to visit me.

My husband has announced he is cooking tea tonight, it will be a chilli con carne I believe.

My greenhouse is lovely and warm, and now I have a radio down there!

The sun has dried a long line of washing and the wind has blown it enough not to need ironing.

Happiness was going out with friends for a meal last night. Haven't seen them for 9 months. We had good food, good wine & good conversation.
Also like : -
A good book
A strong cup of tea
TV
Walking
Going on holiday

A cuddle with DH. (And with other family members - if only that were possible, at the moment!)

Happiness is having 'a carefree head'. No worries about anybody or anything.

Oopsadaisy1

Being able to breathe, very bad day yesterday, but no Ambulance so that was good and although DD1s car was totalled yesterday, she was the other side of the barrier on the phone to Breakdown services at the time the Lorry hit her car.
So apart from being shocked and carless all is well, thank goodness the GCs and dog weren’t with her.
So today happiness is knowing that despite yesterday, today will be a better day.

Oh my god Oops, that sounds absolutely dreadful. Was this on a Smart motorway? You must be happy that everyone is alive when it could have been so much worse. I hope the lorry driver was held responsible, there is no excuse.

love0c

Happiness is having 'a carefree head'. No worries about anybody or anything.

I’m going with your one. Spot on ?

Being with family and friends.
Being in a sunny garden.
Social dining.
Something in my diary to look forward to.
My currently fortunate state of health.

MerylStreep

love0c

Happiness is having 'a carefree head'. No worries about anybody or anything.

I’m going with your one. Spot on ?

Agree

Peace of mind.
You can’t buy it.

Warm sunshine ?

Chestnut no it was on a dual carriageway, with drivers who think they are on a motorway, the lorry driver had a narrow escape whilst the Police were there, his truck was nearly hit too, but the idiot driver managed to swerve away in time.
DD now has to get Insurance involved, is without a car to get the kiddies to school through countryside 7 miles as no bus, at least it’s a Friday and she has the weekend to get help.
Anyway, all are well and that’s the main thing.
Best thing she did was to get out quickly and get over the barrier, so many people stand in front of the car to phone for help, she would have been killed if she had done that, plus her bag and phone were on the seat next to her so she just grabbed them, with her hi vis jacket, also in the front door pocket and she ‘legged it’ as she said to her Dad.

That sounds like a terrifying experience, Oops. I broke down on a dual carriageway many years ago, with a 6m old hungry baby in the back. I must have been on a shoulder of some kind as I'm sure I wasn't in the actual traffic lane, but close to it. That was really horrible, cars and lorries speeding past and you could feel the car shake as they passed. Definitely best to get out of the car and off the road if you can.

?‍? Good news Anniebach

Did all the ironing. Weeded the front garden, made tea and watched an episode of the Killing. Rest now, content

A clean home, empty laundry and ironing basket,full fridge and three happy AC.
A fish pie in the oven and a big glass of wine.