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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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branie2

A bottle of Coke Zero on a Sunday morning

the purple tin

The church bells.

gormdubhgorm

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

Neighbour constantly leaving birdseed out on their shed attracting seagulls. She was caught directly feeding the seagulls on other occasions.

So I set up a plan delivering the following to the neighbour -

1) Christmas Card with seagulls on it

2) A poem I wrote about seagulls being fed on the shed (Husband of seagull feeder fancies himself as a poet - so thought it would be funny. He gives out to her for feeding the gulls as well)

3) Purchased a bird feeder for small birds to give to the neighbour

4) Gave county council leaflet detailing seagull nuisance and so on, and how people should not feed gulls.

I did not see the birdfeeder put up (day one) there is still birdseed being put on the shed. And the seagulls are still flocking.

However, writing the card, poem, and giving the presents was cathartic. And amused me.

Update, Birdseed feeder found at the bottom of my garden.
I assume it was the wind? Luckily, it landed in my garden so it was not stolen.
Irish weather makes me happy you never really get extremes of weather, and when you do it can work out as a positive!

Graces7

4Ad wrote: »

Throw birdseed (with a catapult) on their rooftop during the summer months..might help them change their habits !!

is there some problem re seagulls please?

Where I lived once there was a fuss re them messing on cars?

I wrote a story about seagulls having to wear bright yellow disposable nappies.. Mommy seagull teaching her chicks... "Don't go out yet;; afre you wearing your nappy?":

Poor birds....

gormdubhgorm

Graces7 wrote: »

is there some problem re seagulls please?

Where I lived once there was a fuss re them messing on cars?

I wrote a story about seagulls having to wear bright yellow disposable nappies.. Mommy seagull teaching her chicks... "Don't go out yet;; afre you wearing your nappy?":

Poor birds....

Can you get them in ebay/amazon?

Your Face

I'm watching Poirot and its the time near the end with the big reveal.

Graces7

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

Can you get them in ebay/amazon?

I don;t think ebay/amazon had been invented in those days...

Alf Veedersane

MuffinTop86 wrote: »

Charlie Byrne’s in Galway is my TH. The scent of books, the creaky floorboards, the old world feel, the friendly staff

Love that place.

Hodges Figgis doesn't have the same feel but I love it as a bookshop as well.

Was out for a walk with the little fella in the buggy this morning and there was a couple coming the opposite way and the path was narrowing so I pulled in a bit out of the the way to let them past and got a smile and a wave from them. It's not a big thing but I actually just really appreciate gestures like that. They're not all that common so it was just something trivial that made me happy today.

Graces7

A whole bowl of blue hyacinths is now in glorious fragrant bloom... Cheers the soul on the coldest, gale-iest of winter days

Kivaro

The fact that this is the 4,000th reply on this thread makes me happy.
And it's a good excuse to bump the thread, since it trickled all the way to the 3rd page of AH. We need more happyning in AH.

Wayne Jarvis

Good friends (including my amazing and amazingly funny best friend I met on Boards) helping to make the isolation that comes along with restrictions/bans on household visits bearable and even enjoyable.

I'm blessed with them.

branie2

Looking forward to ringing in the new year tomorrow with a takeaway at home.

thomil

Just got off the phone with my 90+ year old great aunt after a good 30 minutes. She's the last living relative I have any contact with and she's still doing great, despite the lockdown back in Germany

Surreptitious

I'm getting drunken messages already and I'm completely sober. Funny really.

madmaggie

I'm getting texts not meant for me. Some of them are hilarious.

New Home

Please share.

Purple Mountain

New Home wrote: »

Please share.

And play along

gormdubhgorm

thomil wrote: »

Just got off the phone with my 90+ year old great aunt after a good 30 minutes. She's the last living relative I have any contact with and she's still doing great, despite the lockdown back in Germany

You could get a yacht like this fella who went from an island off Portugal to Argentina in a 85 days. Visiting his 90 year old father in time for fathers day.

https://people.com/human-interest/man-sails-across-atlantic-alone-see-dad-coronavirus-shuts-down-flights/

[Deleted User]

My new discovery of baileys and brandy

Surreptitious

[Deleted User] wrote: »

My new discovery of baileys and brandy

What did I tells ya!

Prominent_Dawg

Our postman is so thoughtful, if he ever arrives early in the morning he just leaves any packages at the door instead of ringing the bell, just makes me so happy

Alf Veedersane

[Deleted User] wrote: »

My new discovery of baileys and brandy

Thoughts and prayers in advance.

[Deleted User]

Unfinished business has now finally been completed.

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[Deleted User]

@ Surrep I'm so glad I took your advice! Its glorious

@ Alf I am blind to your warning

Surreptitious

[Deleted User] wrote: »

@ Surrep I'm so glad I took your advice! Its glorious
@ Alf I am blind to your warning

I might join you virtually. I still have some left. It is heaven in a glass.

Antares35

I've decided to get a Chinese takeaway tomorrow. I'm already happy even though it's tomorrow. Sort of like a pre emptive trivial happiness.

Surreptitious

Antares35 wrote: »

I've decided to get a Chinese takeaway tomorrow. I'm already happy even though it's tomorrow. Sort of like a pre emptive trivial happiness.

What will you get? I know I always ask people this but I like knowing people's tastes. Singapore Chow Mien from my local is the job.

Antares35

Surreptitious wrote: »

What will you get? I know I always ask people this but I like knowing people's tastes. Singapore Chow Mien from my local is the job.

Satay chicken starter and main will be chicken fillet with black bean and green pepper sauce and fluffy egg fried rice

Edit sorry as in chicken with green peppers, in a black bean sauce! Otherwise it'd be gross

85603

alrigh'.

like a bit of monkey news and tha'.

watch it on youtube. makes me 'appy.

turns out, youtubes manager ... little monkey fella.

Graces7

Big furry cat tucked in behind my knees abed. He thinks I am keeping HIM warm so we are both very very happy.. IT IS BITTERLY COLD! ALl that cold ocean around me.