Riesling wine makes me very happy. It's a white wine, fruity, sweet, not terribly dry. Best used as a dessert wine. When I was in culinary school, I had a Wine class. It was the only wine that I instantly liked. On my birthday or winter holiday sometimes I receive a bottle.
* Making chicken & dumpling soup from scratch. I love making soup. My perfect cooking job would entail making soup, specials & being left alone. * The movie "Isn't She great?" It's based on the life of Jacqueline Susann, she wrote "Valley of the Dolls". I think it's a cute, campy movie. Bette Midler & Nathan Lane are in it. It's one of my comfort movies. * My cat Cookie stopping by for a visit....
... . Your work experience has taught you that rewards always come at the end of the activity after you have put forth great effort to achieve a goal. You do not realize that happiness is not a destination but the manner of traveling . Not only do you feel a sense of personal satisfaction from your achievements, but tangible rewards, such as promotion, cash incentives, ...
... is that civilisation is inevitably going to die. This is not a happy-making worldview! So that's certainly not it. What does that even leave? Biology? Am I just chemically geared toward happiness? Or the opposite--are all these unhappy people I see chemically geared the other way? Certainly I can understand that concept; in the aforementioned year of hell I eventually had to resort to chemical ...
Title : Happiness Steps Up To Greet Me Author : zuben_eschamali Rating : PG-13 (language) Pairing : J2 Word count : 2,876 Summary : Timestamp to "The Winchester Identity," set directly after the end of the story. Jensen and Jared have made their decision about what comes next…now they have to convince the powers that be to let them do it. ( Read more ... )
