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Happiness is the 5s working, family, friends, old house, FM2

By Linda Waggener

How is your happiness program coming along - what is it that gives you happiness, joy? Contemplating what makes me happy actually makes me happy!

Dinner with friends Ellen, JD, David, Dick and Lucy brought happiness this week, added to by great tastes of grilled pork chops.

Showing the historic Field House to young prospective buyers from Tennessee brought happiness. The young lady with blue hair felt the good spirits of those who'd lived there before, possibly students when the Presbyterians used it as a school.


Heading to Farmers Market on the Square (FM2) with friend Jackie makes me happy. And that doesn't even count all the things that made me happy when I woke with five senses working and the sun coming up over the Lindsey Wilson campus.

It would make me happy to hear what makes you happy!

Carol Perkins' column on finding what makes her happy, is the inspiration for the movement.


This story was posted on 2023-06-17 09:46:39
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