Malachy_Sunblade wrote:

I've got kind of an odd one, it's an upper, then a downer, then an upper again.  It goes kind of like this.

Young kid, playing in the grass comes across something new, this makes me smile as I see the look of wonder on their face as they inspect the caterpillar or whatever it is.  That kind of wonder brightens my day immensely.

This is immediately followed by the knowledge that it won't be long before that kid is growing, and becoming more jaded by increasing awareness of the fact that life isn't fair... drags me right back down...

Seconds later, this thought always crosses my mind, and I feel better again immediately.  That thought is "Yeah, yeah that'll happen, but not today."

Thunderous applause!

That was wonderful; and thank you!

Thank you deegec *takes a bow*

Every time I make a new room for Infinity's.

That's happy. :)

Eating spaghetti, with lots of sauce. Cannot help feel like a child again, slurping up the noodles!

I love it when Infinity hands me a cup of tea. Or when he smiles at me. That special, just-for-me smile.

What? I'm not insane.

Oh!  And the cutest kid in the world whom I saw in a restaurant tonight  - who grinned ear-to-ear and giggled every time I turned to look at him.

- Boots

*Goes to bed all warm and fuzzy feeling inside*

What makes me happy? There are several - more or less healthy;-)- things which improve my mood. Worst case: Glass of wine; much better: Reading a good book, eating chocolate, calling some friends

as i'm sure you'll all be shocked to know, ultimate frisbee makes me happy. 
the best thing is tournaments.  an entire weekend full of ultimate...  the games are fun, there's always plenty of eye candy, there's gauranteed to be a party somewhere, and the people that play ultimate are ridiculously fun.  what other sport has participants who gleefully dress in costume for tournaments?  i've played entire teams dressed as superheroes or pirates or cheerleaders or postal workers.  maybe this is why nobody takes us seriously...  i'm telling you, never underestimates pirates or dreadlocked, tattoed men in kilts.  they should always be taken seriously.

Sam - I am sure there is plenty eye candy, 'specially if those men in kilts dress traditionally .... if you know what I mean.

*nudge, nudge, wink, wink*

Canon in D.

Gets a quiet smile from me every time.

*catches nod* Being there when friends call! :o)

A nice hot cup of cocoa steaming in my hand as I watch the snow swirling down out of the sky at night, knowing I don't have to go out in it in the morning.  Combine that with a good book (entertainment, not thought provoking), soft music and my favorite fleece bathrobe.... yeah, that's the makings of a good night there.  I miss living with my parents on nights like that because they have a fireplace and I don't *grins*