We only own 2 items, a travel mug & a water bottle. Must say something about our emotions towards hydration & believing that should be a happy thing. We have this guy who has traveled internationally when Ryan hiked mountains in Kenya with him:

And I have always loved this shirt since I saw it in their flagship store in Boston. Maybe if I run the Boston Marathon someday, I will buy it for myself. Which means it will probably stay right where it is:

And look- there is even something for Toby!


apparel aside, life is good. what adds to your happy factor?
funny you ask this, but i was just talking about this last night--Chips & Salsa are my happy factor. They bring me happiness (not to be confused with joy) 100% of the time. Especially when I'm famished and dinner is not yet ready:) Currently, warm days where the sun floods our apt. is another factor; there is nothing like waking up to a sunny day.
ReplyDeleteI have to say something small and silly that brings me a smile is a small bag or box or a small notebook - they are just so darn cute! They make me :-)
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