Inviting more happiness into life takes care of wellness, mindset and outlook becomes more positive.
"Whoever is happy will make others happy." - Anne Frank
Waking in a morning which is normally sunny outside, over the traffic noise, birds song piercing monotony of human noise, a stretch in front of the window tasting life right outside the window. Rejoice, another fresh day to make the most of, why not happiness.
Joy in the first hot cup of coffee, followed by ritual healthy breakfast, slowly meandering through emails, messages putting mind to rest what needs to be done checking diary of what comes first.
Set the world right starting with you, so many problems affecting too many, plan to stop dreaming, knuckle down doing. Each has their own special song sung blue, carry those hidden deep inside, when greeting folk smile uplift them a little.
Where there were two now there is one, I have become comfortably numb, blissfully aware each day counts toward finding happiness.
Don't be afraid to care, longer we live the more realize all we touch will affect someone, don't race toward another day take time to enjoy the one you currently in.
All the pain we have felt brings consciousness, money has little meaning, fulfillment comes from attaining an understanding of inner self happiness. We all still gotta eat!
Wealth opens doors to easier life, not always the answer when our health fails, appreciate, smile is better than a frown.
Woody recently tore a ligament now on anti-inflammatory, irrespective his love never wanes, bouncing like a puppy forgetting the pain when I return no matter five minutes or two hours. When we express true feelings, brighten someones day it most definitely affects them too.
End of day, full moon rising slightly after six, rejoice in the life we have, abundance lies right outside the door, bring happiness to many or a few, singing positive hearts a great feeling.
All photography my own using Canon Powershot SX730 HS. Time is equal opportunity, use it wisely.
Thought for Today: "Happiness often sneaks through your door when you left the door open." - African Proverb
