In the wake of a shitty week, I still have things that are making me happy.
In no particular order:
Rainy Portland Sunday mornings spent sleeping-in in my cozy, warm bed, dreaming of the night before and unreservedly fantasizing.
Great dates. With thus far great guys. Who are smart and too handsome to be so humble and great kissers too. And who are seemingly too well suited to me to be real.
Pizza places that serve gluten free pizza by the slice and have wifi. Oh, and a great happy hour every day of the week. Instant happiness.
Really sweet bartenders who remember my name and shave money off my tab. See also: finding new karaoke bars where I am destined to become a regular.
Cucumber white tea. A revelation that is.
Random strangers who hold the door open for me.
My best friends and family who even when only available by text or facebook, always boost my ego and send me endless love and support.
Great coworkers (and a great boss) who take me out for drinks when I'm stressed out about going home.
Hard cider. It's a gluten free salvation.
Nice dudes who, when like an idiot I drop my camera and break my flash, get it fixed for me without my even asking.
Did I mention the gluten free pizza?
Hoping I see said great guy again soon.
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8 comments mean you love me:
Sounds like some good things going on... especially the date-able guys!
Very interested to hear about the mmm-good gluten free pizza, am goona look for something like that around here.
I am glad you are noticing the good things in stead of focusing on the bad that so many people tend to do. You only get to live life once. You might as well enjoy.
Have a great day tomorrow.
Glad to read that you are still able to find some tiny shreds of sunshine in a horrid situation :)
Love you long time <3
Yay! Hoping for more happy updates! (Not complaining about you writing when you're unhappy... I just hope you don't have any more unhappiness to write about!)
Glad to see happy things.
And I always hold doors for people, even when they are still an embarrassingly far distance away from the door. Then they don't say "thanks."
So I will accept your mentioning of door-holders as a universal "thank-you" from all of those people.
So thanks for saying thanks.
And THIS is how you wrap up the first month of a new year!
WOO!
Cucumber white tea.... interesting.
Sounds like there are some sunshine moments for ya. Hope they continue and multiply!
I'm glad things are looking up for you. Did you get your internet situation remedied?
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