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Not The Trivial things that make you happy

All Hail President Murphy · 2014-02-27 11:25:56

Following on from the trivial things that annoy you, I hope we can start a thread on trivial things that make you happy. I love pushing the button for the lift and the doors open right away. Being able to walk straight down an escalator or up it without people standing in the way. Being bale to sail down the driving lane…

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#5462 07-04-2017 9:40pm
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Smallest cow in the world on TLLS. AWWWWWW and her little babies.

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#5463 07-04-2017 9:43pm
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Surreptitious wrote: »

Smallest cow in the world on TLLS. AWWWWWW and her little babies.

TLLS??? Is it a Dexter?

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#5464 07-04-2017 9:44pm
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Proper sunsets where you can see the sun edging lower and lower behind the sea horizon.

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#5465 07-04-2017 9:44pm
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Julio Tasty Spring wrote: »

TLLS???

The late late show!

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#5466 07-04-2017 9:45pm
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Julio Tasty Spring wrote: »

TLLS???

The Late Late Show

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#5467 08-04-2017 3:52pm
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The little one has been putting on her coat like this in crèche for the past 6 months and it's so cute especially when she giggles at the end of it each time. Her first trick, and a useful one at that. I was fierce impressed (one less job to do!).

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#5468 08-04-2017 4:01pm
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Sing Hosanna!

For I think my very noisy neighbours have FINALLY moved out!!!

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#5469 08-04-2017 4:11pm
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This. Beautiful day.

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#5470 08-04-2017 4:18pm
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The blackbird fledglings making a racket in my garden, DEMANDING to be fed. Their parents have copped on that they shouldn't fear me, 'cause I'm the one filling the feeders, so they barely move a couple of feet away when they see me.

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#5471 08-04-2017 4:45pm
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SmallTeapot wrote: »

Saw this post on another thread and thought about your TTTMYH from a few days ago northgirl....dogs helping owners by carrying in grocery shopping! :pac:

This is more of 'patting myself on the back' thing but earlier it made me happy when I was at the till in Lidl, a woman in front of me who I'd consider getting on a bit, was buying a lawnmower, but there was no Lidl person to help, so I offered. I'm a big and strong lad, but it was still a hefty thing. And because it didn't fit in the boot, I had to take it out of the box to fit it it. (And because I'm 6'5" and wasn't paying enough attention, I hit my forehead off the door of the hatchback twice.)

So yeah...I was the dog in this case.

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#5472 08-04-2017 5:16pm
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Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

This is more of 'patting myself on the back' thing but earlier it made me happy when I was at the till in Lidl, a woman in front of me who I'd consider getting on a bit, was buying a lawnmower, but there was no Lidl person to help, so I offered. I'm a big and strong lad, but it was still a hefty thing. And because it didn't fit in the boot, I had to take it out of the box to fit it it. (And because I'm 6'5" and wasn't paying enough attention, I hit my forehead off the door of the hatchback twice.)

So yeah...I was the dog in this case.

Hahaha, no good deed goes unpunished:D

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#5473 08-04-2017 5:36pm
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Widdershins wrote: »

Hahaha, no good deed goes unpunished:D

I still haven't looked in the mirror. I could be maimed...

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#5474 08-04-2017 5:42pm
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Had a small flutter on the Grand National and 2 of my horses came in

*Won about €40 plus my money back

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#5475 08-04-2017 5:49pm
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All the horses came back safely in the Grand National

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#5476 08-04-2017 5:50pm
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Came in from work and decided to cut the grass which in turn meant my three little girls ended up getting all their summery toys out.....now they having dinner on a small table with camping seats and I'm sitting back just smiling....

All picture no sound with herself so doubly happy lol lol

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#5477 08-04-2017 6:20pm
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Morphine

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#5478 08-04-2017 7:20pm
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Neighbour has now called in and I'm talking to herself like normal even though she's fit to tear me a new pair lol lol...and I'm smiling behind the neighbours back lol lol.....very similar to the married couple in father ted lol lol

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#5479 08-04-2017 7:34pm
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Coming into my warm cosy kitchen after being outdoors to hear the sound of the kettle boiling on the range!

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#5480 08-04-2017 7:57pm
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gifted wrote: »

Neighbour has now called in and I'm talking to herself like normal even though she's fit to tear me a new pair lol lol...and I'm smiling behind the neighbours back lol lol.....very similar to the married couple in father ted lol lol

Lovely couple Dougal:)

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#5481 08-04-2017 10:00pm
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A near on 14 hours of a sleep

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Ice cream when you've a sore throat.

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#5483 09-04-2017 2:19pm
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Someone saying "I love you". Improves even the worst of days.

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#5484 09-04-2017 4:15pm
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Accidentally left my jacket on the heating vent. A lovely surprise

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#5485 09-04-2017 11:52pm
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All the senior teams from the local club won their matches today. Three weeks of finals and semi-finals ahead. I'm truly delighted for them.

Tonight we celebrate, tomorrow we deal with the boo boos and sore bodies....

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#5486 10-04-2017 12:51pm
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Seeing my "Daughter" go to work with a smile on her face today, after getting a txt reprimand on fri pm, for following procedure in her job, so proud of her for not letting it get to her.

"Have you ever wagged your tail so hard you fell over"?-Brod Higgins.

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#5487 10-04-2017 1:19pm
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The super salty crumbs at the bottom of the crisp packet.

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#5488 10-04-2017 1:24pm
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A two hour drive on the motorway, on my own. Cruise control @120, golden oldies playing on the radio, bright, dry, and no manic drivers in sight. Very relaxing.

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#5489 10-04-2017 2:22pm
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The morning commute was an absolute pleasure today. Nice weather and no jams due to the schools been off.
And doesn't everyone seem to be in super humour today...

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#5490 10-04-2017 4:29pm
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I was trying to decide what was the best way to approach my boss about a kind of favour I needed during the week ..just after my break they actually approached me and asked if I'd mind doing the exact thing that I'd wanted to ask them about...now it looks like I'm doing them them favour...win win.ðŸ˜

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#5491 10-04-2017 4:34pm
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Winterlong wrote: »

The morning commute was an absolute pleasure today. Nice weather and no jams due to the schools been off.
And doesn't everyone seem to be in super humour today...

It's the weather, puts people in a good humour.

Love these fine mornings. On April 1st started getting up earlier to walk the dog before work. His excitement when he sees my walking gear on makes me so happy I almost laugh out loud.:D

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