identify 100 things that make me happy (besides money)

56. Sleep

57. My babies red hair

58. Rainy days

59. The smell that only comes with early morning

60. Making new friends

61. Scrapbooking groups

62. Moving closer to old friends

63. My new house (almost… tomorrow)

64. Mountains

65. Lotion for my feet.

51. Dancing and listening to good music

52. Rock climbing. I hadn’t done this in years until this last week and I’d forgotten how much I loved this.

53. Sunshine!

54. A good nights sleep.

55. Fun dreams.

46. The smell of vanilla. My toothpaste is vanilla mint and my oil of olay bar soap is a beautiful smelling vanilla as well.

47. My new online friend Pierre, who has decided that in exchange for each editing tip he gives on my writing I have to tell him one way that I’m trying to improve my marriage.

48. The excitement of moving, which entails cleaning out all the piled up junk and meeting new people with new and fascinating stories.

49. My new blogspot. http://cannwin.blogspot.com/

50. The song Pocketful of Sunshine by Natasha Bedingfield

41. http://www.LibriVox.org A source for Public Domain Audiobooks… so I can really work on my All Consuming list.

42. Contacts, so I can wear my cute sunglasses.

43. The ability to go to the grocery store whenever I need.

44. After-Holiday sales (like Easter Candy)

45. The funny things that children say that make me smile.

36. My husband’s new iPod.
37. Spring finally being here! (even if it snowed all day)
38. The Internet and online forums.
39. Book Groups that force me to read books I’d otherwise not pick up.
40. Living within driving distance of my mom. (5hrs vs 16hrs)

31. A projector to watch movies with. (on the wall in our bedroom, with surround sound)

32. Sleeping until I wake naturally, feeling rested and ready for the day.

33. My laptop.

34. This avatar.

35. My quilting frame that my husband bought me for Christmas.

22. Apologize by One Republic and the ability to listen to it online over and over and over again.

23. 7PM bedtime for my kids.

24. My sister’s ability to take good pictures, and her desire to practice on me and my children.

25. Three sets of big brown eyes that trust me completely.

26. My husband being lost in a social situation without me.

27. My mom’s macaroni and cheese recipe.

28. New clothes and shoes.

29. Letters in the mail.

30. The view from the road to Pine Creek.

21. Superstay lips color… last 16 hours as if you’d just put it on! Can’t live without it.

16. Good movies.
Love stories, dance movies, or an awesome action film. I like movies.

17. Sunlight
Warm sunlight that heats your skin.

18. A soft breeze on a sunny summer day.
Where you all you can hear is the gentle rushing of the wind through your ears and you lay in the grass and watch the tree’s move above you. It is one of the best reminder’s of God.

19. River Flows in You by Yiruma
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhN7SG-H-3k

20. Dreams where Jacob Black comes and rescues me and my babies from certain death.
blush I really dreamt that last night.

7. The Twilight Saga!
If I could disappear into a book it would be these ones! ‘nough said.

8. My pending trip to the UK
Can’t wait, I’m so excited!

9. The ability to see!
Which for me means the ability to wear contacts and glasses. I’m glad I live in this day and age so that this is possible.

10. Ballads
Any proclamation of love sends my heart pitter pattering, but ballads are the best!

11. Talking to old friends
Specific old friends that you realize you should have never gotten out of touch with and want to spend all your time chatting with.

12. My motivated husband
Who works hard to give me and our children a comfortable life.

13. Vacuum’s
Because our rental has a carpeted kitchen and I’d go nuts without a vacuum.

14. Peaches!
Fresh, juicy, ripe summertime peaches, bought off the farmer’s truck in bags or boxes and used in everything from home made ice cream to puree for my pancakes.

15. Blossoms
I lived in Arizona to long to not appreciate the explosion of pink and white blossoms that surround me in the springtime where I live now.