pre #22

current state of mind

The providers of 100 happy things are currently undergoing design crisis in view of RIBA submission. Unless Mo or Lian feels sian in this pool of insane-nia and decides to post a happy thought, be entertained by their current state of mind.

#21

There's a reason why I placed a link to Baby Blues at the top of my list. Go click on it and browse the daily comic strips and let me know if they make you smile.

# 20

I dunno what to make of it that youtube supplies me with so many happy things.
But anyway... Here today, GOO tomorrow!

#19

It's such a simple thing, but having, or seeing some beautiful use of colour (especially combined with a great texture) can make a difference in how I perceive my whole day. And yes, IMO there are no ugly colours, just ill-used ones.

#18

photo courtesy of jon

Just nua-ing and doodling in the sketchbook, no one to tell you that your perspective looks wrong.

#17

movie indulgence

I happily pocketed these out of the shelf! I have no self control when it comes to self indulgence! :)

# 16

If you haven't seen this vid off swissmiss already, I'd like to point out that IMHO:

Kiddy + Oversized guitar + Hey Jude = DAMN CUTE = Happy!

Didya smile hur? Must be heartless if youse didn't! (Lurve the part where the 'lil tyke yells) Added to the list of things I will subliminally coerce any kids of my own/relatives/friends to do ^^

#15

Since a kid ridding on a lil pony (assisted of course)at Cameron Highlands, I've always loved the sounds of horse galloping, that elegant resonance of deep clucking and tapping sound of the hoof on the ground. click, clock,click, clock, click, click. sadly i hardly hear them here.

# 14

Making small things just to make myself happy :)
Bonus points for learning something new in the process!
(@ my first tunnel book)

#13

surprise! you've got mail!

Despite the technological age and how we brace ourselves with conversations online and emails, it is always a pleasant surprise to receive snail mails from friends. That extra effort to pick the card or letter, hand write them and buy a postage before popping it in the post office is something that is surely deeply appreciated, and of course, never fails to put a smile on my face. (& of course on my friend's who told me about this being one of her happy things too)