Re: Happy/Thankful List Thing...I dunno
Nyperold, on host 205.216.76.254
Wednesday, November 22, 2000, at 15:09:36
Happy/Thankful List Thing...I dunno posted by Den-Kara on Tuesday, November 21, 2000, at 22:52:26:
> I was bored, so I typed up a list of things that I'm thankful and/or happy for. WEEEEE! *shrug* I dunno. > > My wonderfully supportive and loving family. > > The select few friends I have who listen to me about everything.
:-)
> The wind quietly whispering through the trees. > > Moonlight reflecting off of a still lake. > > Sunlight glinting off of melting icicles.
An unbroken rainbow/sunrise combo with a few clouds over a lake.
> Getting beaned in the head with a snowball and laughing about it.
Yeah, rub it in. (the fact that you get more snow in your yard than I get in my whole state.) :)
> Trying to reach the end of the rainbow. > > Those stupid little Cracker Jack prizes. > > The sound of a "clicker" pen. > > When someone looks you in the eyes when they talk to you.
Difficult for me, sorry to say.
> My "bear feet" slippers. > > Flannel. > > The sound of a contented sigh.
:-)
> A quiet ticking of a clock. > > Pencils that don't break halfway through your PSAT test. > > Receiving a hug when you least expect to get one.
:-) :-)
> When someone laughs with you, not at you.
When someone makes you laugh.
> The smell of freshly-baked chocolate chip cookies.
Yum...
> Wind-up music boxes. > > Lazily spinning a globe. > > The sound of your A:\ drive booting up.
Mine's kinda quiet...
> The hand-written Christmas cards my dad makes for us every year. > > The stupid little sign on our bathroom door that says, "RESTROOMS-IN HERE!!!! HOORAY!" > > Stretching, yawning, and (safely) popping your back simultaneously like I just now did. > > Just about everything in Journalism. > > Finding your contact stuck to the medicine cabinet mirror when you thought you lost it. > > The memory of yourself drinking hot chocolate through a straw and wondering why it burnt your tongue (yes, I actually did this). > > Being told you've made a difference in someone's life. > > Somehow managing to keep all of your food down while riding a crazy ride. > > The sound of waves crashing against rocks at a beach. > > Thunderstorms, as long as no one gets hurt. > > Wearing socks that don't match. > > Chocolate cream pie. > > The moment you realize that things aren't nearly as bad as you thought they were. > > Never having to cry alone.
Aww...
> "Dial phones." > > The annoying-yet-cute robot named "TYPO" in MicroType Pro. > > My broken Discman. > > Cheese.
And macaroni. And corn! :)
> Waving like an idiot and actually finding someone dumb enough to wave back. > > People who have eyes that sparkle...I dunno if mine do or not...
Mind if I see?
> A certain office chair on wheels that tip over the ledge and into the sunken-in living room while you're still sitting in it. > > One word: GWAM. > > Big foam hands. > > Knowing you have a lousy voice, but singing anyway because you're so happy. > > Morning dew on grass. > > Seeing your breath on cold days. > > Decorating your house the same way each year for Christmas, yet still feeling as if you were doing it for the very first time. > > The SNOOOOOOOOOOOOOZZZZZZZZZZZZZZE button. > > The stuff I kept from when I was in kindergarten, including macaroni necklaces and journals. > > The annoying sound of a hamster running in its squeaky wheel. > > Flying chinchillas. > > Preparing for the end of the world, then realizing your TV and/or radio is telling you "this is only a test." > > Those little white "POP POP" firework things you snap and/or throw against your friend's newly-painted, bright white house (oops). > > Knowing that I am now done with this silly little list and am going to bed. > > ~Den-"needs to read 20,000 Things to Be Happy About (again)"Kara
Nyper" :-) "old
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