March 3rd 2020

National I Want You to be Happy Day on March 3rd encourages us to do something that makes others happy. It also asks us to see others’ happiness from their point of view.  Putting a smile on someone’s face tends to put one on ours, too.

Genuine happiness takes effort. While we’re not individually responsible for other’s happiness, we do play a role in spreading joy and good cheer. One way to do that is to see happiness from another person’s perspective. Happiness doesn’t fit a mold. Everything from being a morning person or a night owl, a favorite season and seafood can make or break a person’s general idea of happiness. A person’s overall journey through life gives them a unique outlook on happiness, too.

Being happy may merely be about quality, not quantity.

Big plans in my head,

serious execution problems!

I was working on my list,

when my alarm went off 

for me to go to Valleyview for book cart.

ARRRRRRGGGGHHHHH I forgot.

Packed up 

and off to Valleyview

where I refilled the gift shop

then looked for Dad on the way to the "library"

without any luck.

My job was to get a new puzzle set up.

The new one was a bit tricky so 

my plan was to get the border together.

The girls headed off for lunch

after we were done

and I headed for some groceries

to start prepping for this weekend.

The powers that be

have now got me and my partner

working on a food handling certificate

needed to be completed this week!

yeah amongst everything else.

So I finished half today

and will complete and take the exam tomorrow.

I did get out to quarter auction

but won NOTHING!

Home again I am tired.

I was planning on finishing this course but 

its looking more like bedtime

not school time,

Good night from John Street