It struck me the other day, how often most of us are unhappy. Of course, I’m a rather huge case in point. Till recently I might have been a borderline depressed maniac. But then, even in those maniacal-i-might-punch-you-if-you-deliver-one-more-bad-news-to-me days, there were always these tiny little instances, which perhaps provided more joy than all those big goals in life ever will.
So here’s my list of what I think happiness is, in my life:
Happiness is what I feel every time I manage to get an auto in Mumbai
Happiness is that last spoon of sweet milk left at the end of a bowl of strawberry cornflakes
Happiness is that last spoon of sweet milk left at the end of a bowl of strawberry cornflakes
Happiness is being on time, and realising I’m not alone
Happiness is cooking a meal, and realising its edible
Happiness is what I feel when I write with my favourite two rupee pen
Happiness is genuinely laughing at work
Happiness is for once being impulsive and splurging on a pair of Charles & Keith heels
Happiness is hugging an old friend, and realising nothing has changed
Happiness is your hair deciding to cheer you up by becoming extra curly
Happiness is your hair deciding to cheer you up by becoming extra curly
Happiness is finding a place to stay in Mumbai
Happiness is finally figuring out a Vlookup
Happiness is the amazing service at the Taj
Happiness is finally figuring out a Vlookup
Happiness is the amazing service at the Taj
Happiness is a good chicken steak at the end of a really frustrating day
Happiness is waking up to an SMS from someone who cares
Happiness is realising that the monsoons are finally over, for good
Happiness is a blueberry cheesecake, a double choco chip cookie, a fresh fruit juice
Happiness is discovering the wonder of Blogger Stats
Happiness is subsequently realising that the stats don’t matter
Happiness is having choices in life
Happiness is finally making a tough choice
Happiness is being able to share your dreams with someone
Happiness is that someone not laughing at you
Happiness is having a nice dream
Happiness is realising that life is somehow even better than the dream.
P.S. Due credit must go to Richa, who did an almost identical post some time back :)
Happiness is realising that life is somehow even better than the dream.
P.S. Due credit must go to Richa, who did an almost identical post some time back :)
4 comments:
Sounds darn good. :)
Wait...what happened to Arbee?!
Aarbee has grown up. :)
Arre! Credit! :D
Credit should actually go to the common thought chromosome. :P
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