John and I took a little walk during lunch. I never noticed this spot before even though I drive past it two times a day.
Being happy: Pumpkins!
John and I went to a nearby pumpkin patch today. Anything that reminds me that it’s the end of the year makes me giddy.
Being happy: It’s chilly!
(I started writing this yesterday but ran out of time.)
It’s the first chilly day we’ve had in Florida since summer began. John and I spent the whole day outside at the Winter Park Farmer’s Market and walking around Park Ave. We met Fleur, Ashley and Paul while we were at the market and ended up, unexpectedly, spending the whole day with the Parones. Fun times!
This is the first place we’ve rented that has had a fireplace, so we tried it out tonight. Unfortunately, it’s a little backed up, so we had to put it out. :p It was fun while it lasted.
Being happy: Woopsies!
Brought John out for dinner before the DJ Tiesto show. Jessy brought cake and candles… John’s turning 24. 🙂 Thought this was hilarious. Maybe you had to be there.
Being happy: Playing with food
During John’s birthday lunch celebration, Fleur made a bat out of bread (she even made it fly). Food + creativity = awesome!
Being happy: Emily the Bandit
Emily made me laugh my butt off today when she shared her Halloween costume with us. She’s an awesome bandit!
Being happy: Boba Tea
It’s the little things! I went out with my gals and got Genmai boba tea during lunch.
Being Happy
I’ve been going through a lot of emotional stuff this year. I can honestly say it’s been the hardest, most taxing year that I’ve ever had. I know there may be more to come (seeing as how I’m only 23), so I’ve decided that I need a way to stay creative and focused on what makes me happy.
For the next month I want to take a picture of something that makes me happy and thankful to be alive. If I choose to, I’ll write some words to go with my pictures, if not, I won’t.
I’m hoping this exercise will keep me grounded and remind me that everything I need is right around me.
So to start:
John opened the car door for me this morning as he often does. He’s done this for almost 8 years and I sometimes forget how lucky I am to have someone who cares enough to show such kindness every day. (Thank you, John.)
