i think it’s tough to have a universal scale for happiness. each of us experiences it in our own way. most of those are on my list, though not necessarily in that order.
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And look at how many of these activities won’t cost you a dime! What’s not to like? 🙂
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Yes. But, I’m sitting on the couch looking at top right (“RUN”), pan down to bottom center (“NAP”) and napping is winning out.
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Where is “Eat chocolate?”
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You are so right! This study is flawed and should be thrown out.
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😉
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i think it’s tough to have a universal scale for happiness. each of us experiences it in our own way. most of those are on my list, though not necessarily in that order.
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I won’t even ask what’s your top right box.
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and that speaks to the gentleman within you. the imagination is powerful.
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NOW THAT’S FUNNY!
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On that happiness chart, they left out “Read David’s Blog.”
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Wow. You get a free lifetime subscription to my blog Ann!
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Are operators standing by?
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They are!
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where’s the cat! This graph needs revision.
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Ha! They left out the Cat Lady’s best friend!
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No sympathy for dog lover!
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They must have separate research for cat lovers. Or perhaps, it went unfunded due to lack of interest.
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HA!
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I’m sending this to both of my kids. Fits into new year resolution. Love that chart
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It is a great chart Michael. Hope they enjoy it and it hits the mark.
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Interesting that the happiness boost from a vacation is half the effort. They must be vacationing the wrong way.
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Valid point.
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Can we please add eat a bit of chocolate?
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Done!
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yes, chocolate is the only thing missing besides reading which brings me much happiness
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Yes! Can’t believe reading isn’t on the list.
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