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Trivial things that make you happy - Part 2 - The Happyning

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    #2192
    Kitty6277
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    Just got a bottle of vanilla Coke Zero. Tastes just like the old Vanilla Coke used to :D


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    #2193
    The Infinite Fart
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    Kitty6277 wrote: »
    Just got a bottle of vanilla Coke Zero. Tastes just like the old Vanilla Coke used to :D

    Nyom! Found real glass bottles of coke in Centra the other day. Sounds weird but tastes so much nicer out of a glass bottle

    TH after hearing baby Fart copying her dada saying the word 'balloon' perfectly-Very proud mama right here! :)


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    #2194
    Trigger Happy
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    Cold beer. Really cold.


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    #2195
    Sephiroth_dude
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    The Infinite Fart wrote: »
    Sounds weird but tastes so much nicer out of a glass bottle

    Totally agree! they also have them in Dunnes 4 for 4.50 atm.
    Trigger Happy wrote: »
    Cold beer. Really cold.

    What kind of beer :pac:?


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    #2196
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    A long, laugh punctuated, chat at the gate with a passing neighbour.


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    #2197
    Trigger Happy
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    Sephiroth_dude wrote: »
    What kind of beer :pac:?

    Mahou cervezas according to the label on my glass!


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    #2198
    Graces7
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    The echoes from the snoring dog make me smile with a happy.

    Living here has rejuvenated her and I cannot always walk her as I did today. Sheer utter joy is dog here and so are the cats.

    so now happy that dog is sleeping the sleep of sheer exhaustion! She deserves the best, loyal companion that she is!


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    #2199
    [Deleted User]
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    When I go in to collect the little gasúr from crèche, the Spaniards working there - about 95% of the staff - all have attached the Spanish diminutive suffix ito onto the end of his Irish name. It's cute!

    The 3-year-old bet everybody in the potato and spoon race in her school's sports' day today. I was in awe of her as she managed to hold down that potato on the spoon with her hand as she ran past everybody. hehe.

    The number of cheating little feckers in that sports day who are two and three years of age. Some of those parents - particularly the daddys - were getting an awful lot of fun from watching their own cheating bastard sprogeen (in fairness, it was mostly the buachaillí; some of the more studious girls were way at the end as they followed the actual rules and went through all the obstacles that the lads just ignored to get to the finish line first.)

    If some psychologist did a longitudinal study based on watching these kids on sports day and how they got on in later life it would be interesting (like the famous Marshmallow Experiment on delayed gratification.)


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    #2200
    branie2
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    Watching Ocean's Eight at the cinema this evening. It was very funny.


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    #2201
    Graces7
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    Reading the "happies" here makes me happy... Happiness is infectious; let us have a happiness epidemic ... I don't always understand the references but happiness is multi-lingual and needs no translating.


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    #2202
    4Ad
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    Its still 'kinda' bright out, facing North..
    And after a conversation with a friend recently and what he told/advised is so true...something along the lines of, 'if you dont try you will never know !


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    #2203
    4Ad
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    Graces7 wrote: »
    Reading the "happies" here makes me happy... Happiness is infectious; let us have a happiness epidemic ... I don't always understand the references but happiness is multi-lingual and needs no translating.

    Hi Graces7 i'm going through a bit of that happiness phase.
    Its great...long may it last...xxxx


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    #2204
    Kitty6277
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    Went for a walk with some friends who I don't see too often this evening, and we had such a laugh, and the view from where we walked to was pretty good as well :D


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    #2205
    Graces7
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    4Ad wrote: »
    Hi Graces7 i'm going through a bit of that happiness phase.
    Its great...long may it last...xxxx

    lol and yes.. I am coming through a bad patch of no pain relief and had not realised how much it was dragging me down..

    Small things have always made me happy and I am back on track.


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    #2206
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    Meeting a very old and dear friend this morning as he's passing through en route to a meeting.


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    #2207
    iamwhoiam
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    Waking to warm sun and bright skies


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    #2208
    New Home
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    Boards is back! (I know, I know, get a life, NH...)


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    #2209
    iamwhoiam
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    Are we back at last !!!


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    #2210
    umop episdn
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    New Home wrote: »
    Boards is back! (I know, I know, get a life, NH...)

    It's kind of back...was out this morning and kinda wondered why nobody was posting in the Irish rugby match thread for over 3 hours :D


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    #2211
    Sephiroth_dude
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    Happy boards is back \o/


    New Home wrote: »
    Boards is back! (I know, I know, get a life, NH...)

    You're not the only that needs to get a life homeo, I was constantly checking twitter for updates :o..... :D.


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    #2212
    Graces7
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    Happy to have spent a sunny afternoon knitting inside my gate, soaking aching feet in cold water, knitting, eating my last Cornetto... even waving to TWO passing neighbours!


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    #2213
    Rubberlegs
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    The innocence of children. I told my youngest,now 6,.a long time ago that I was 21 and it stayed with her and she wouldn't hear otherwise. We were chatting about something in the car the other day and I was telling her about something I had done when I was 35. She couldn't fathom how I could be 35 at all. Yesterday she says to me "Mam, tell me the truth, how old are you?". Before I could answer the scaldy teenager says "Mam is 45, for God"s sake". Her little face , she looks at me stunned and says "Does Daddy know ?" :):)


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    #2214
    SusieBlue
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    Finding out you can order Domino’s and pay using PayPal after accidentally leaving my debit card on my desk in work yesterday... Bring on the pizza coma :pac:


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    #2215
    madmaggie
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    Wearing nice girly clothes this warm weather. Usually I wear trousers and t shirts, and a fleece if cold. It's lovely to get out a skirt, or a pretty dress, and be all girly (well, rather mature girly now) for a change.


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    #2216
    Surreptitious
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    Rubberlegs wrote: »
    The innocence of children. I told my youngest,now 6,.a long time ago that I was 21 and it stayed with her and she wouldn't hear otherwise. We were chatting about something in the car the other day and I was telling her about something I had done when I was 35. She couldn't fathom how I could be 35 at all. Yesterday she says to me "Mam, tell me the truth, how old are you?". Before I could answer the scaldy teenager says "Mam is 45, for God"s sake". Her little face , she looks at me stunned and says "Does Daddy know ?" :):)

    This is the best post I've read in ages :o


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    #2217
    Graces7
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    The local skylark is having an orgy of song in a clear blue sky.... Lifting the heart...Mr Sparrow is still giving me a hard time if I am outside...Never knew that they had so much character... small happy things ...


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    #2218
    Your Face
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    My shopping is being delivered soon.


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    #2219
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    Love those phone calls out of the blue; "back from holidays...fancy comparing notes?...great evening for a beer garden....collect you at 8...Mrs X is driving...".


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    #2220
    Blaas4life
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    Seeing Joe brolly just get under pat Spillanes skin.....it's clearly a struggle for him not to batter brolly


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    #2221
    iamwhoiam
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    New potatoes with butter and salt


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