In the midst of these dark days, I can still find happiness, thanks to the wonderful people and cats in my life.
Do you see happiness in my images for today?
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Here’s what I find when I look for “happiness” on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who give me happiness, including YOU!!
Merry Christmas or Happy Hanukah…or both! 🙂 I have to believe in the afterlife or I wouldn’t be able to get through a day without so many people I love who have gone on ahead.
Happiness is a getting a comment from you, Dawn.
Happy day to all, I hope, Ann.
I wish you and your family much happiness, my friend.
I just got this in a message from a friend, calling out those who seem to be looking forward to the end times:
“You just go on with your puny so-called ‘praying,’ while stronger, more imaginative thinkers shower the earth with joy, hope, unity consciousness, light, and laughter, not to mention love of all beings. It may take us awhile to dilute your dark cloud, but we are not quitters.”
The pursuit of happiness can take many forms, right?
Sometimes when I watch one of your short videos about Joan, I imagine that it is Harley saying that he likes no one better than his cat and wondering what humans think of that.
Joan seems to really love her catnip toy.
Merry Christmas and happy Hanukkah!
Thanks for all the happiness you’ve brought me over the years, Maureen!
Definitely open the chocolate-flavored popcorn!
Done and all gone, Debbie!
happy Hanukkah to you and yours, ann. and here’s to an amazing new year ahead.
Thank you, beth, and I know the new year ahead will be more amazing because of you.
Happy Hanukkah. It’s funny that my first thought on seeing “Happiness” was Billy Crystal talking about his older relatives who’d say that in the old days “We didn’t have
happiness—we were miserable and we loved it!”
Between that and all the happiness I see in your pictures I won’t get upset about messing up this comment.
Getting two comments from you brings me twice the happiness, Chris. Not to mention Billy Crystal!
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