Describe the happiest day of your life.
This is a hard one to answer. I have had a lot of happy days, too many to even remember all of them. But I think one of the happiest was when I was done with school. I didn’t graduate, I just left as soon as it was legal at age sixteen. I was miserable in school. Loved the learning part but hated the rest of it. I did fine without a high school diploma working in retail until I retired.
I have to say retirement has been the best time of my life!
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Love your kitty pic and your answers. My happiest days were when I was in college when I traveled and now that I am retired.
I so love this, from the picture to your prose.
My happiest moment, and this will sound frivolous capped with considerable…what an airhead…when I sold my very first story to More Magazine. It was like a won the Derby. 🙂
Love your answer and the kitty pic
Retirement is wonderful. My job shrank by degrees — going in fewer days, working fewer hours, and finally working from home only when a report had to be made. Finally the firm was sold. I think if I had worked 40 hours that last week, the following Monday would have been a very, very happy day. As it was, I hardly noticed. I’ve had eight years without working, and each day begins like a holiday.
I love your optimism Anne, and never think of you retired, 🙂
I am busier than ever now. It takes much of the day just to live, since I walk, exercise, tend to hands and feet, write, cook, wash dishes, and do yard work. I don’t know how I fit everything in when I worked seven days a week.
You still work, but now at what you love and choose. What could be better.
Retirement was a pretty happy time here too!