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finally crying tears of happiness
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@TiaSparkles wondering if naked men are good inspiration for writing tips on happiness article. hee hee
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@zappos "Happiness is a crock of beans." It's a sign near I-70 somewhere btwn KS/CO. Not being facetious, makes me smile whenever I see it.
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@rhagern yes, but you can usually guess - no shine but plasticky? makeup - no shine but blurry from moving too fast? - happiness
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Jalapeños are the foundation of happiness.
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- Eric-in-the-Red See Profile I'm a Fan of Eric-in-the-Red permalink

My pet peeve word is "like", which I use too often. I hear it more in the conversation of younger people, but often enough in people of my age, to the extent that I believe I'm in a sea of stereotypical "Valley Girls." When I listen to Barack Obama, he rarely uses this word. As do many accomplished orators.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:43 PM on 12/04/2008
- woodcut See Profile I'm a Fan of woodcut permalink

In my Italian family, we often talked over each other, or all at once!
2 years ago I noticed I interrupted people a lot, so I set about to change. It worked.

Her ideas are good, & the process also teaches that we control our brains, not the other way around. That takes your self to great places.
GOOD LUCK TO ALL.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:31 PM on 12/04/2008
- NoToGOP08 See Profile I'm a Fan of NoToGOP08 permalink

here is just one exercise - use it well [brain]

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:42 AM on 12/04/2008
- ManWithGoldShoes See Profile I'm a Fan of ManWithGoldShoes permalink

I try to make predictions of coworkers behavior based on their previous actions and the mood. I'm usually spot on. So I have to find another game to play. So i started reading and posting on this website.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:25 PM on 12/04/2008
- mathme See Profile I'm a Fan of mathme permalink

I have to admit that I say, "I mean" quite a lot. It does work well as a simple transition to a clarification, though. Maybe I'll start saying "to wit" instead, that will make me seem smarter, too.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:08 AM on 12/04/2008
- lechatnoir See Profile I'm a Fan of lechatnoir permalink

Thanks a lot for this!

"The greatest need of our time is to clean out the enormous mass of mental and emotional rubbish that clutters our minds and makes all political and social life a mass illness. Without this housecleaning we cannot begin to see. Unless we can see, we cannot think." Thomas Merton, as quoted in Adbusters.

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