- I'm happy it didn't rain on me when I went to the grocery! (it ALWAYS does that!)
- I'm happy my dearest friend called to chat this week. (it had been WAY too long!)
- I'm happy to see the first of the fall colors in the trees. (my favorite season!)
- I'm happy that although all the boys have had colds this week, nobody had to miss school.
- I'm happy to see the bottom of the laundry hamper!
- I'm happy I have a self cleaning oven! LOL!
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Friday, September 17, 2010
Half Full Friday #1
I recently found a new weekly series that is just SO me! Kind of like riding the waves or making lemonade from lemons...and you know how important I think that attitude is! A lot of our happiness is determined by our attitude. By participating, you are choosing to see the glass as half full instead of half empty. You are choosing to concentrate on the positives instead of the negatives. So the challenge is to keep a list of things that brought you a smile during the week. On Fridays, post the list and link up to Eye Girl at Life As Eye See It and join in the happiness. :)
Here's what I'm happy for this week:
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the bottom of the laundry is a beautiful thing...smiles. been helping out with that a lot more as T is working...and i am glad fall is here as well...
ReplyDeleteSix great reasons to be happy! I am so glad for you Betsy! Have a great weekend. Fall for you - spring for me...
ReplyDeleteWhat a good way to take stock of the week! It really is the way we see things. Thanks, Betsy!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy the it's Friday!
ReplyDeleteLove this Betsy!
ReplyDeleteThe bottom of the hamper is ALWAYS a welcome sight!!!
But the bottom of the hamper is a short-lived thing, isn't it? I'm fairly certain I only saw it for a second before someone threw in a pair of jeans and stinky socks! ha.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining me. Yay for self- cleaning ovens. I'd like a self cleaning house. Why can't someone develop that!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to have a Betsy-friend! Your attitude is contagious. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely counting your blessings regularly is the best way to stay sane. How good that someone has made a blog topic out of it. The second best way to stay sane is to hear other people counting theirs! My best gift this week was a friend mending my bathroom door - it now shuts properly after sticking for years. Hooray - thanks D!
ReplyDeleteI love your Happy List! So glad you joined in! I do it even if Eye Girl is too busy getting married and all. LOL
ReplyDeleteHave a Very Happy Friday and a Great weekend!!
HUGS,
Coreen
Betsy, even on my busiest days I can always be lifted up when I read your blog-you are awesome. I started Half Full Fridays with you. I have missed writing on my blog and I'm trying to get back. If anybody reads me at all-I sent them to you -to see a blessing!
ReplyDeleteLorie ~ you are so sweet! I've missed you on your blog! You can't go wrong counting your blessings, right? Thanks for joining in with me. :)
ReplyDelete7. I am happy you have such a fun blog to visit.
ReplyDeleteWell, Corners, I'm glad you DO visit! :)
ReplyDeleteOh I love this one!!! Will join in!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy you're here! Have a lovely weekend. Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteI'm happy I get to read your blog!
ReplyDeleteThose all looke like Friday's Favorites for sure! Concentrating on the positives is the best way to look at life :-)
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the bottom of the laundry pile!! So rarely happens;-) Just makes you appreciate it so much more! I love your half full Friday list!
ReplyDeleteThat fits you perfectly, that's for sure, doll.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by and commenting on my blog. And welcome to Half Full Friday! I hope that this is something you'll continue to participate in.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a big fan of fall as it brings the start of cold weather but I do love the changing colors of the leaves!
Seeing the bottom of the laundry hamper is always a nice feeling.
Well, it's been a rough week, but there were still funny things! My Mom fell and cracked her head, and was delirious, etc. - but when the doctor was trying to find out if she was oriented, he asked her how old she was. She confidently said, "61," and he nodded and thought she was fine. I said, "Excuse me. She's 72!" He looked so startled and it was obvious that if she had said 72, he would have thought something was wrong. It's nice to look younger than your age. But doctors shouldn't ask questions that they don't know the answers to! :)
ReplyDeleteI am happy that Betsy had a blog.
ReplyDeleteDid someone else already say that? Well, I mean it too. You remind me to think positively.
Great! Then... Hakuna matata! :P
ReplyDeleteRomulo ~ haha...that's right..no worries! :)
ReplyDeleteno 5 and 6 are great, aren;t they? ! :)
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