Journal1: 100 Things That Make Me Happy




1.        God
2.      Alvaro’s (Fiancée) presence
3.      Blessings
4.      Love
5.      Peace
6.      Faith
7.       Loyalty
8.      Family time
9.      Kisses
10.   Hugs
11.     My fat cat Chester
12.    My handsome cat  Marley
13.    My job
14.   My students
15.    Reading and learning about history
16.   Studying
17.    My friends
18.    Jokes
19.   Stargazers
20.  Teas (Hot or Iced)
21.    Reggae music
22.  Smooth Jazz music
23.  Wedding dresses
24.  Arroz con leche
25.  Flan
26.  Shoes
27.   Lakeshore
28.  Ceviche made by my mother
29.  Rubio’s fish tacos
30.  Rubio’s gourmet tacos
31.    Reading
32.  Helping others
33.  Donating time
34.  Donating money
35.  Donating my talents
36.  Cleaning up
37.   Water rides
38.  Summers
39.  Sunsets
40. Firu, my dog
41.   A good sale
42.  No traffic
43.  Getting a car wash
44. Google Maps
45.  Purple colored objects
46. Red colored objects
47.  Greek yogurt, honey, and granola.
48.  Free stuff
49. Road trips
50.  Beach
51.    Crafts
52.  Baking
53.  Cooking
54.  NOOK
55.  Studying
56.  Learning
57.   Educating myself
58.  Getting my eyebrows threaded
59.  Watching “50 First Dates”
60. Mariachi
61.   Tequila
62.  Mojitos!!! J
63.  Talk
64. Run
65.  Hike
66. Travel
67.  Yogurt land
68.  Cold stone
69. Shopping at Marshalls
70.  Shopping at Ross
71.    Eggplant Parmesan
72.   Smell of piña colada
73.   Worship Songs
74.  Tripa tacos
75.   Learning about the Holocaust history
76.  Comedy movies
77.   Organizing
78.   Sleeping in
79.  Painting
80.  Coloring
81.    Reggae concerts
82.  Christmas
83.  Whole wheat bread
84.  Brushing my teeth
85.  Pandora
86.  French fries and ketchup
87.   The Beetles
88.  Doing laundry
89.  Soymilk
90. My comfy bed after a hard day’s work
91.   Hot showers
92.  Facials
93.  Getting my nails done
94. Being busy
95.  Butterflies
96. Discussions
97.  Singing
98.  Dancing
99. Dreaming
100.        Punctuality

Comments

  1. leidySeptember 22, 2011 at 9:00 AM

    I loved how everything fell together it almost seemed it was a poem.

    ReplyDelete

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