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Happiness

* I am now clutching at straws for something to blog about and with nothing better to do. I am taking up this tag. Got it from Homecooked.*

Anyway, Happiness is

- A random sms/ telephone conversation with a friend

- A good book

- A game of basketball well played

- An unexpected Hug from somebody I love

- A killer pair of shoes

- Anything chocolatey

- Laughing with friends over the lamest jokes.

- The warm feeling I get when I go through old photographs and relive all the memories

- The satisfaction of something well-written and a project well-done

- Gossiping and sharing deep dark secrets with my best friends

- Hearing an ' I love you' or an 'I miss you' from a friend or family

- A long warm e-mail from a friend I haven't heard from in a while

- Dancing around by myself in the house.

- A beautiful photograph either mine or anybody else's.

- Traveling

- The excitement I feel when the plane just takes off

- Drinking and dancing with close friends

- Hot French Fries from McDonald's

- Random plans with friends

- Staring out of the window on a long train journey


- A sunset at a beach. This one's at Kanya kumari.

- People wishing me on my birthday. Makes me feel like I actually matter.

- Being told I've lost weight. ( The last three are all inspired by Homecooked.)

And whoever wants to, can take up this tag.

Tis' Fun
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Anonymous said…
Hey,lovely list.Its nice of you to give me credit for the last 3 items.You didnt have to.I am sure its on most of the bloggers list.The pic of the sunset is beautiful !!!!
25 March 2008 at 03:23
Dusty Fog said…
The dancing by oneself at home bit, is a certain mood lifter. I do that very often too...: )
25 March 2008 at 07:43
Moo said…
Got a warm fuzzy feeling with this blog post. :)

Oh and you forgot to mention in the list, "Getting real nice comments on a post". :'( Give us commenters credit for something yaar! :P

Nice nice.... keep writing and don't disappear again. :)
25 March 2008 at 11:05
Raul said…
wow! nice list. i could almost relate myself with stuff on it.

and now u got me inspired to write something on happiness (broader perspective)
25 March 2008 at 19:57
Gentle Whispers said…
@ Homecooked : But I had to give you credit, it was only after I read your list that I realised how happy those three things make me.

I'm happy that you liked the photograph. Took it this year on a trip to Kanyakumari with family.

@ Dusty Fog : Total mood lifter. I love playing music on my computer and then dancing around while I do other things

@ Moo : Yes yes, the commenters definitely make me happy. Just thought it was so obvious that I didn't really need to say it. :D

@ Wolf Counsellor : I'm glad you could relate. Makes me feel happier. Read your post. Loved it. And thank you for stopping here too.
26 March 2008 at 00:21
Indian Home Maker said…
Nice list! came here, blog hopping...and enjoyed your list. found that dancing by myself is something that makes me very happy too!And laughing with friends (or even family) at lamest of jokes...love this one :)If we are happy with things that cost nothing..like lame jokes, aren't we very lucky?
26 March 2008 at 21:04
Gentle Whispers said…
@ Indian Homemaker : I'm glad you enjoyed my list. And like I said to Dusty Fog, it's a total mood lifter.

The lame jokes one is so so true. These are the memories that stay with us forever. We are so so lucky. :)

Thanks for dropping by.
26 March 2008 at 21:16
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