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Trivial things that make you happy - Part 3 - The Happyning

Sephiroth_dude

Just Kidding! :pac:

We were getting close to that magic number, so here's the new one.

Th is watching a video of my niece on a swing she having fun on it and then chatting to her on video chat later she getting all excited because she saw a "wurdie" she meant a birdie

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cj maxx

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Spent four or five minutes watching two butterflies, spinning around each other as if they were caught in a whirlwind, 20 cm apart. They must have been giddy at the end of it. I couldn’t get close enough to identify them with my newly received butterfly chart! But that didn’t detract from the wonder of watching them.

It can be wonderful watching nature. I was working in a big shed were there were starlings (I think) in the rafters and mammy was teaching the hatchling to fly. Basically she'd carry them in her feet and drop them from a height ! But he would flap his wings and fly back to the nest only to be repeated. Fascinating

branie2

Cinemas reopening in 10 days time

Potential-Monke

I love keyboard shortcuts. I use them as often as possible, things like Alt+Tab to change between browser tabs, Windows Key + E to open File Explorer, Alt+F4 to shut down, Ctrl+W to close your current tab, etc.

So I use Ctrl+T to open a new tab, and start typing Yo, I get YouTube as the suggestion, Enter to select, and it used to break my balls to have to click into the search bar for videos. Until today! Simply pressing / once the page is loaded and you're into the search bar in YouTube! #feckmousepads!

HildaOgdenx

Just walking in the local park earlier, the smell of newly cut grass, the sounds of kids playing happily in a nearby playground, a delicious takeaway coffee and just general signs that things are moving towards normality.

[Deleted User]

When I'm leaving the shopping centre in which "Tesco's:P" is situated and it's still a few seconds/ minute or 3 before closing as the security man opens the door and bids me good luck/goodnight or "I'll see you now"
and there's still people inside

It's not me who's the kernt that's keeping the employees working late :pac:

I have somewhat of an 'addendum' to add to that; but that would be for t'other thread :P

[Deleted User]

cj maxx wrote: »

Getting beat in connect 4 by my 7 yo. And not a I'll let him win win but got me fair and square

Tears of pride

KatW4

Myself and my sisters decided to do up our mam's house. We started on the hall way. We did the second coat today and it looks so good. Delighted with it!

Phoenix32

That feeling of a freshly shaved muff

branie2

Went on a drive to Kilkee today.

HildaOgdenx

New book and a small surprise present, in the post.

blade1

Phoenix32 wrote: »

That feeling of a freshly shaved muff

Pics or GTFO :pac:

cj maxx

Phoenix32 wrote: »

That feeling of a freshly shaved muff

Yours or someone else's

GoatBoy74

cj maxx wrote: »

Yours or someone else's

Muff:- noun
1.
a tube made of fur or other warm material into which the hands are placed for warmth.

[Deleted User]

Cooker related trivial happy stuff

Recently I turned on cooker(electric) and the hob for to wait until temperature was hot enough to heat up a tin of soup. Proceeded to make a sandwich. About 3-5 minutes later I looked and saw that there was an empty saucepan on the by now hot hob.

Later that day I went to heat up one of them lasagnes in a plastic box in the cooker. I took off the plastic type strip of paper on top of the container and put it in the cooker, but forgot to remove the plastic box in which the tinfoil encased lasagne was enclosed.

It doesn't rain....

But why should such things derive any happiness.

* The underside of the saucepan was still the same colour and hadn't burnt.
* The plastic box ended up a bit warped and was sort of stuck to the shelf, but wasn't melted into it.

So even though two defeats were incurred losses were zero/negligible. Sometimes lack of a bad thing is a good thing

Widdershins

Having my bum slapped

I Am Nobody

Widdershins wrote: »

Having my bum slapped

Ah your one of those types!

Widdershins

Im not a type

Just felt like joining in the shenanigans after Phoenix's muff post

GoatBoy74

Widdershins wrote: »

Im not a type
Just felt like joining in the shenanigans after Phoenix's muff post

Definitely a nipple pinching type.

Bredabe

Just topped up the family debit card, the stragglers back to work on monday.

Two Star Trek films on the telly box to watch in a house that will be quite for 9 whole hours, now all I have to do, is decide if I want Mcdonalds or supermacs handed to me.

Gamer Bhoy 89

Electrician fitted a binary lightswitch 3 months ago to replace the botched dimmer switch we had, and ever since, both our spare room light and bathroom light never came back on. New lightbulbs did nothing.

Got a lad out this morning and he found out the last guy got two wires mixed up, fixed them today, now every light in the house works

dubstarr

My eldest son bought me a box of chocolates.Delighted with myself.

GoatBoy74

Farting under the covers , then lifting them up for a good sniff.

misstearheus

I just got a notion to put on the Galway City Webcam and it's a good warm-hearted feeling to see people milling about the main street. But on the other side of the coin it poses another question, need, what is the need of all this, surely COVID has shown us we don't need to be out shopping! Where are all these people going?!? At 2 o' clock on a Week-day Wednesday afternoon! It's a constant continuous stream of people up and down the town!:D

bitofabind

misstearheus wrote: »

I just got a notion to put on the Galway City Webcam and it's a good warm-hearted feeling to see people milling about the main street. But on the other side of the coin it poses another question, need, what is the need of all this, surely COVID has shown us we don't need to be out shopping! Where are all these people going?!? At 2 o' clock on a Week-day Wednesday afternoon! It's a constant continuous stream of people up and down the town!:D

Ah I just did the same and that's cheered me right up! Hello Galway, what's the craic?!

Work is a pit of stress and bs right now but it's 30 degrees in London so I've closed my laptop and sitting in the garden with a can of diet coke and a book. Far too fine out to be sitting in front of a laptop tearing my hair out.

branie2

Visiting my local church today after being away from it during the lockdown.

bitofabind

bitofabind wrote: »

Ah I just did the same and that's cheered me right up! Hello Galway, what's the craic?!

I told my Dad yesterday about the Galway live webcam and he called me from town this morning, "I'm outside Griffins bakery, can you see me on the cam?" I logged in and there he was waving like a madman in front of Taffe's pub

:D:D:D

Cheered me right up, I miss my dad!

cj maxx

Widdershins wrote: »

Im not a type
Just felt like joining in the shenanigans after Phoenix's muff post

Sigmund Freud disagrees

You're not 1 type Widdershins, you're 3 types rolled into 1

branie2

A new battery in my watch after it stopped a few weeks in the lockdown
Libraries reopening on Monday

Phoenix32

New shoes arriving in the post

RMAOK

GoatBoy74 wrote: »

Farting under the covers , then lifting them up for a good sniff.

Is that the definition of a "Dutch oven"?