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

Spotted a Goldfinch at the bird feeder in the back garden today. They're just beautiful!

Autosport wrote: »

Refilled the bird feeders and the amount of birds flying in and out of it was like an airport in summer





Ok l’m completely lost about the meaning of Castaway :eek:

Well I suppose everyone's take is different, but mine is.
You're swimming through life with not a care in the world when life crashes down on you (symbolised by the plane crash) which leaves you adrift (metaphorically) from everything and everyone in your life. After a length of time in isolation however, you pick up the courage to try and re-engage with the world ( leave Wilson behind). But time has moved on and the things and people you had , in your old life have also moved on. But you can't turn back time, so you're in the here and now, at a crossroads in your life. There are still several new options still open to you. Which one you choose to rejoin the world is up to you.
Or maybe I'm just having a crisis

I had such a craving for bread but we ran out, and with an online shop due Thursday, I couldn't justify physically going to a shop.

Then I found a stash of part baked rolls that we had over from last lockdown

There's a grand stretch in the evenings - 16:30 and still bright!

The Robbin in the garden greeting me with their song every morning this week.

He just took down the Christmas decorations, the house looks so much tidier with them gone.

had to take an emergency trip to the dentist this morning after I broke part of a tooth on tuesday. All fixed in under 20 minutes. thankfully injections dont bother me at all. I was sitting in the chair at the start wondering why he hadn't started. Then he asked me to take off my mask.

The Wizards Sleeve wrote: »

Not trivial or a thing but a person. My wife. I'm so jammy. It's like I hit the bullseye.

Aw. They say a great relationship is one where both parties secretly think they got the better deal!

My TH is that our Tesco food delivery arrived yesterday and the house is full of lovely food I didn't know what to have for breakfast!

Crisp cold bright days with no wind. Always seem much nicer then the auld windy dull days we seem to get most of the time.

Waiting for the Chinese to arrive.

New Home wrote: »

The Pink Panther (the film)

With Steve Martin?

I'm 26, and for the first time ever I went into a butchers and bought something myself

Don't know why I never bought anything there before, and it was only one of those 3 for €15 offers I've walked by dozens of times, we'll see if its as better than the cheaper Aldi and Tesco stuff

Beat the Chasers

Just love it and now binge watching last weeks episodes.

Fittest Family on now.