A National Day of Unplugging could very well increase eudaimonia, but I’m not going to disconnect from people on WordPress and Twitter who bring me happiness.
When I search for eudaimonia on YouTube, I find this …
It’s not creepy to enlarge any of those photos to see which ones you think are creepy.
Moments after I took that last creepy photo of a vacuum cleaner on a dark and windy night under the wolf moon, I saw an animal walking by us which didn’t look particularly creepy to me. My husband Michael, who seemed creeped out, said quietly, “It’s a coyote.” Michael thought it would be creepy if I tried to take a creepy photo of it, so we kept walking. The coyote changed direction, which Michael thought was very creepy. Seconds later, we noticed four other coyotes creeping down a hill to join the first one. Michael told me to keep walking without looking at the creepy pack. When we saw somebody further down the street walking a small dog, we told him about the creepy group of five coyotes we had passed. He said, “I guess they’re out enjoying this warm weather just like us. This little guy would make a nice snack for them” and he kept walking, which some people might have found creepy.
