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Swan_Vesta 23-02-2006, 19:44 First of all, I hope that the title of this thread doesn't sound boastfull. Really I don't. It's just that I have no other way to put it. After many years of sh*t and aggrovation I can happily put finger to keyboard and explain how bloody good my life is!
1. I have a wonderful lass who loves me and I love her
2. I have a great job which i find challenging and highly enjoyable
3. I have very little debt
4. My family are all in good health
5. I have a lovely house (albeit rented but it'll do for now).
6. I have great friends who are supportive, excellent and truly hoopy people.
You see the way I see it, a lot of people, including me, spend a great deal of time on this forum spelling out how crappy life is and not enough rejoicing in all of the good things which touch our lives.
Come together people of Sheffield, share your good moments as opposed to all of the bad bits.
steviewonder 23-02-2006, 19:49 1. I have a lovely lass
2. Quiting Job!!
3. Going traveling in 4 months!
4. Got plenty of savings
5. Don't have to work for atleast a year! :hihi:
1. happily married...well most of the time:hihi:
2.Got 2 healthy daughters....
3.Got a lovely comfortable home
4.No Debt...only mortgage
5.Have holidays abroad
6.Got my own buisness.. so yeah my life too is hunky dorey..just like yours,
GREAT FEELING IN'T IT
OH and my little doggie
HappyHoosier 23-02-2006, 21:56 Maybe you're right. I guess I do have a lot of good things in my life. I've got...
*a loving and supportive family
*the two cutest Jack Russells in the world
*a charming house in a historic neighborhood
*a car and a truck, both paid off
*a cute little cottage getaway on the lake
*a college degree
*relatively good health
*a paycheck
*medical, dental and accidental death-or-dismemberment insurance
*a job that pays me to dine out every week
*a tax refund (coming soon)
*my own teeth
Wow! Am I lucky!:)
Happiest that I have been in a long time.
Happily single after a marriage and glad of my space.
Bought a new pad.
Have a car I wouldn't otherwise have.
Enjoy a good social life with friends I really trust.
Have a good career and get to travel..
Hunky dorey..... :thumbsup:
1. Fantastic husband
2. The best hound in the world
3. A house with enough room for friends to stay and feel comfortable
4. No money worries
5. Lots of power tools (Strix toys :D ) and I've been playing with them today
6. A car that can handle a muddy beagle or lots of people (or both)
7. Liverpool are champions of Europe :banana:
8. Get to see much more of my family since moving north again
9. Just need to decide what I want to do with my life :hihi:
I find it hard to believe that there are only five people in sheffield who are actuallly happy :roll:
Kthebean 24-02-2006, 15:08 I'm really happy Strix :)
Not quite the same 2.4 happy as the above posters (only playing!) but very happy nevertheless. I'm skint but there's a roof over my head. I've got dry warm feet and I'm having corned beef hash for tea.What more could a girl want? :)
Swan Vesta,
Good for you, old fruit! I too am a merry cove. Excellent wife, family, friends, dog, career, health, house, car, clothes, food, drink, library, music collection etc, and I'm having a Curry for dinner. I am content with my lot.
Guderian 24-02-2006, 16:01 Everything mings.
Put me on the happy list.
I have a great partner who I still adore
A gorgeous little boy
A smelly old cat
A lovely home in a lovely area with the big garden I always dreamt of
Countryside and woodland a short walk away
My health
A brilliant part-time job ( thank you work for letting me a part-timer)
And earlier today I was feeling all down and sorry for myself. Bah - no need I am one lucky girl so kick up the bum to me and thanks for reminding me how lucky I am .
RobsNo1Fan 24-02-2006, 16:28 I'm happy with my lot too.
Fab Hubby:love: , Amazing Parents and family, Wicked Friends, Good Job, Loopy doggy, gorgeous House, bit of sortable debt (but hey who hasn't) xx
katy1981 24-02-2006, 16:38 this is such a nice thread :D ok here i go.....
1 - i have found that there is a life since splitting up from the farther of my son
2 - i have a new house thats rented but is lovely and just how i want it for now
3 - im in very good health ( except for this dam cold)
4 - i have amazing freinds that mean the world to me and who i love dearly
5 - my family are..........................ermmmmm.......well most of them are in good health
6 - im holding down a full time job while raising a child which gives me an amazing sense of pride
7 - i have numorus qualifacations and diplomas after being told that i would never amount to anything which also gives me an amazing sense of pride
8 - and finally ......... i have the most georguos little boy in the world who i love with all my heart
well thats my self gratifacation session out the way i wonder who will be next?:hihi:
Goodly partner.
Nuff said.
Red Head 24-02-2006, 16:52 This is a lovely thread....
Ok, I have a wonderful life because I have:
* a truly wonderful husband, Rocdoc, who makes me very happy indeed
* my first baby on the way in July
* a happy bouncy border collie called Charlie who never lets the world get him down
* a bunch of great friends who know me well and make me smile
* my health
* achievable dreams for the future
* a warm cosy house to live in
* chilli con carne for dinner with ice cream after
Thanks for the nice thread - made me smile.
i got out of a 16 year long relationship that was sucking the life out of me, moved away and started life anew with my lovely daughter and i just can't believe how good life is!! the freedom is awesome!!:)
livestrong 25-02-2006, 12:41 i'm just 1000% happy all the time... :)
ps201acm 25-02-2006, 12:49 1. £20 000 debt
2. no job
3. loosing my hair
4. over weight
6. no friends
7. 6.9 on hotornot
living the dream!
*Twinkle* 25-02-2006, 12:54 Things are alright for me at the moment.
I'm doing really well at university, I've been getting high 2:1's for my first semester's assessments which I'm really pleased with :D
I've started a new part-time job as a home carer, which is really rewarding and I feel good about myself and part of the community which I hadn't felt before really. I'm depended upon and people look forward to seeing me, asking about my university life etc... Its lovely :D
I've my own student digs and a new car :) Hard work and sacrifice pays off you see :P Loving my independence, doing what I want when I want to do it :D
My social life is A-OK :D I'm always off out with my mates, have developed quite a liking for getting dolled up and painting the town red... My confidence has really increased and I'm not afraid to talk to guys I like the look of... (Previously a big thing for me... eek!)
Got a holiday to Greece to look forward to :D Anyone who knows just a jot about me will know that a holiday is the way to the pink princess' heart :love: So me and my best mate are off living it up in Zante :clap:
Yup, its all good :D
1. Sharing my life with a wonderful caring lady
2. Very little debt (2 or so years left)
3. Going to Amsterdam and Bulgaria
4. Have started enjoying cooking (thanks to a certain someone)
5. Got Engaged
6. Hate my job but doing everything I can to find an alternative
7. Found the best friend you could ever ask for..
Its all go so far this year.. 2006 could be my best yet :clap: :banana:
Wife who is my lover / soulmate / best friend.
Two brilliant kids.
Friendly neighbours.
Comfy house, view extends to a good 10 miles.
Great fitted kitchen where I can spend a couple of happy hours on a Sunday cooking dinner, stereo nice and loud, glass of wine in my hand.
Glorious countryside a short drive away.
All conveniences of town only a mile away.
Plenty of decent wine at around £5 - £6.
Interesting job.
And am incurably optimistic.
lauramuz 25-02-2006, 15:06 lots of debt
no money
no food in my cupboard
**** job that bores the hell out of me
however.... amazing friends
johnbradley 25-02-2006, 15:14 i have a pen that, as yet, hasnt leaked.
ive just had some chips.
im going to read a magazine on the loo, and do a really satisfying dump.
things are brilliant, yes:thumbsup:
BrainThrust 25-02-2006, 15:22 While I may not be as conventionally happy (as in the financial side) as most people are putting here. I'm actually really happy because probably for the first time ever I'm 99% comfortable with myself and who I am. Maybe you have an identity crisis sometimes but I moved to uni, took a long look at myself and managed to get soem definition of myself. Maybe this is more comfort than happiness but it works for me.
Wilf
meumeu77 25-02-2006, 15:23 You're right, we should complain less and be grateful for what we've got.
- a great husband
- great family and friends
- an allotment we can go to everytime we need to unwind
- living in a great place : SHEFFIELD!
- a roof over my head and food
- 2 lovely cats
- Spring to look forward to
- my Mom coming to visit me soon (She's never been to England and I can't wait to show her the sights)
- I got married, moved back to Sheffield,bought my first house and found a new job in the space of 7 months and I'm still standing: life IS good. :banana:
Comfortably retired, in a quiet New England small town.
Superb wife, 4 lovely granddaughters and a grandson
9 days in Florida, 8th of March, visiting family.
3 weeks in Ireland in October for family wedding.
Havent smoked a fag in 3 years, sorry for the poor beggars who have to suffer 6 hours in a plane without one.
Glad to be a Sheffielder.
bensonhedges 25-02-2006, 16:16 *accidental death-or-dismemberment insurance
Only in America:loopy:
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