Starting each day by saying 3 things that I'm grateful for...one about someone I love, one about the world, and one about myself...this always start my day with happiness.
A cup of "English" tea - lots of cream and a little Truvia.
Playing in my garden. I used to call it working in my garden until I realized that most of the time I don't really feel like I'm working.
Talking with my children and grandchildren, hearing their stories, listening to the emotions in their voices.
As I write this out, I realize how much contentment I have....so thank you for asking the question.
Such a good question, Janice.
Starting each day by saying 3 things that I'm grateful for...one about someone I love, one about the world, and one about myself...this always start my day with happiness.
A cup of "English" tea - lots of cream and a little Truvia.
Playing in my garden. I used to call it working in my garden until I realized that most of the time I don't really feel like I'm working.
Talking with my children and grandchildren, hearing their stories, listening to the emotions in their voices.
As I write this out, I realize how much contentment I have....so thank you for asking the question.
Hi Heather, As Donna said, I think we tend to miss moments of contentment when they really are there.