Trivial things that make you happy - Part 2 - The Happyning

Sephiroth_dude

That's the one *swoon*

PlaneSpeeking

madmaggie wrote: »

I got two rescue hens from Littlehill Animal Sanctuary last year. They were terrified of everything and almost bald. Now they are proper little hens, fat and cheeky.

I had pet hens as a kid, Rhode Island Reds. Lovely girls!!!

Graces7

Happy at so many happy hen posts. Thank you!

branie2

Getting my hair and bread trimmed this morning

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

branie2 wrote: »

Getting my hair and bread trimmed this morning

Do you not eat the crusts?


A copy of a new book by a friend arrived in the post, with a lovely signed inscription.

branie2

Sorry, I meant beard

Graces7

That wondrous sound of a hen announcing she has LAID AN EGG! First one here... Happy!

mikemac2

I share with a shower of wasters. One student and four workers like me holding supposedly responsible jobs. You would think they would have some level of maturity

I flat out refused to put the bin out for the last three weeks as I was doing it for months. Do you think they got the message? There were bin bags piling up under the stairs stinking in the heat and flies buzzing and again today bin day was missed.

These people are accountants, university students, language translators and they are animals. The whole toilet paper stealing was another issue

My TH is I'm moving house in two weeks and so happy

Bredabe

TH, I have no idea of when the school holidays start or end!!!!!

Current squad all past that stage.

Kevin Finnerty

My 6 year old daughter inviting all her friends to my Birthday party next week. First we heard of a party!:-)

Rubberlegs

Kevin Finnerty wrote: »

My 6 year old daughter inviting all her friends to my Birthday party next week. First we heard of a party!:-)

That is just like something my 6yr old would do, it is a fun age to have them at

My eldest is home from a weeks holiday, God, I missed her grouchy head and mouthy gob

Ilovethe bonesofyou

Kevin Finnerty wrote:

My 6 year old daughter inviting all her friends to my Birthday party next week. First we heard of a party!:-)

Love the username! probably my favourite tv series of all time.

Kitty6277

Decided to practice getting used to false eyelashes, so put on the SoSueMe ones my friend got me. TH, I think they actually suit me

Hector Bellend

People who use air quotes need to be exterminated

Graces7

The utter silence of this night... Went to the gate in case the parcel I am expecting had arrived while I was asleep ( crashed early) and captivated by the nearby darkness, then the orange lights across the water reflected on the calm ocean. Makes me peacefully happy..

erica74

Hector Bellend wrote: »

People who use air quotes need to be exterminated

Wrong thread?

erica74

TH that I'm on annual leave for a week, a whole week, holy jebus the excitement is mighty! I haven't had a week off since this time last year:D:D:D

Graces7

Picked the first blackberry early today... In a sheltered place at the back of the house...YAY!

It is sitting in the kitchen by the first egg!

NB these last years the berries have been ripening earlier; more in August than September..

Happy thought; blackberry jam... will take dog out foraging soon. She will be deliriously happy!

Try_harder

Missing U

Try_harder

Tea and a fruit danish for 4.95 on the train. Yummy

Lorelli!

Waking up after you had a nice dream.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Honest, down to earth, modest, gentle, genuine people.

Harleen Quinzel

I made a cup of tea and managed to drink it while it was hot, not the usual lukewarm temperature it cools to while I avert the latest crisis the kids have conjured up.

Trigger Happy

Sasha Thoughtless Bayou wrote: »

Honest, down to earth, modest, gentle, genuine people.

They are not so rare thankfully, just hard to recognise sometimes.

mikemac2

Bought a product off amazon and it was the wrong version. My fault. Cost about €11

I asked for a refund and instructions where to post it back to them.

No probs says amazon. I can keep it and they gave me a full refund.

SusieBlue

A close friend gave birth to twin daughters this morning. I'm full of mushy feelings and all the love right now.
I can't wait to meet them!

Bredabe

When I woke up yes to the lashingx3 of rain, it dawned on me how happy the 'off until after the bank hol' dog walker must be knowing she didn't have to be out in that weather all day.

In one of the local free papers there is an ad in the personals, which reads like, (boys name, quite, girls name) its been running a while now and there is no more info, it keeps me th to muse on what it is as I sit on transport, in waiting rooms, with stressed out clients/colleagues.

Started a natural remedy for a sensitive gender-related condition, 3 days in and its working so well!

Graces7

Crooning of hens.. the most peaceful of music.

Shpud2

I've a really stressful event coming up at the weekend but people are doing their best to make it easy for me

iamwhoiam

Graces7 wrote: »

Crooning of hens.. the most peaceful of music.

Bawk wawk wawk , bawkk wawk wakkkk

Ilovethe bonesofyou

Graces7 wrote: »

Crooning of hens.. the most peaceful of music.

You mean like this right?...:D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APWXorE6h8U

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

The Boards Ignore List.

Try_harder

Sasha Thoughtless Bayou wrote: »

The Boards Ignore List.

Amen

Graces7

rain on the windows

Graces7

Ilovethe bonesofyou wrote: »

You mean like this right?...:D


Did not open it. Clearly folk here have not heard the gentle singing of happy hens. Nothing like the loud squawks.... Ah well....

Graces7

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Bawk wawk wawk , bawkk wawk wakkkk

Nah! :rolleyes:That is the I LAID AN EGG! call.

Sephiroth_dude

Ilovethe bonesofyou wrote: »

You mean like this right?...:D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APWXorE6h8U

Ahahahaha brilliant must check that show out actually.

Sasha Thoughtless Bayou wrote: »

The Boards Ignore List.

Try_harder wrote: »

Amen

*paranoid*

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

*paranoid*

No: Experience and a wish to keep smiling.

Ilovethe bonesofyou

Graces7 wrote: »

Did not open it. Clearly folk here have not heard the gentle singing of happy hens. Nothing like the loud squawks.... Ah well....

Don't worry Grace, that was just an attempt at humour! I actually know all about the sounds of hens as my dad had around ten and a rooster for a few years.

Try_harder

‪I finally got around to trimming my bush!‬

the purple tin

Try_harder wrote: »

‪I finally got around to trimming my bush!‬

Try_harder

the purple tin wrote: »

It was too big and wild you couldnt get past it

Try_harder

5 Euro Wex to Dub train ticket- boom!

madmaggie

Graces7 wrote: »

Ilovethe bonesofyou wrote: »

You mean like this right?...:D


Did not open it. Clearly folk here have not heard the gentle singing of happy hens. Nothing like the loud squawks.... Ah well....

I know what you mean. My hens stretch out their wings in the sunshine and purr with happiness. When I put them in at night they coo like doves. Intelligent little things, food in one end, eggs out the other!

Sephiroth_dude

Happy it's Friday \o/

Graces7

madmaggie wrote: »

Graces7 wrote: »

I know what you mean. My hens stretch out their wings in the sunshine and purr with happiness. When I put them in at night they coo like doves. Intelligent little things, food in one end, eggs out the other!

Yep! Great birds... It all happened so fast and I am still smiling ear to ear at the sweet familiarity of it all...Things that are not planned are the best.. Happy hens, happy me.

Graces7

Ilovethe bonesofyou wrote: »

Don't worry Grace, that was just an attempt at humour! I actually know all about the sounds of hens as my dad had around ten and a rooster for a few years.

lol.. I know. And you are welcome to the rooster! lol... Having also lived with two peacocks who used to scream at each other....

Still in love here with the hens! Just so happy that they are here... And eggs for dinner today!

TG1

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Happy it's Friday \o/

This and it's a long weekend. Can't wait to not get up on Monday!

Quazzie

After months of meticulous planning, careful detailing, and plenty of sneaking around, today is the day me and my extended family get to go on holiday to the south of France.... and none of the children know anything about it.

We've a big reveal lined up later on, and I really can't wait to see the look on their face when we tell them.

Trigger Happy

Quazzie wrote: »

After months of meticulous planning, careful detailing, and plenty of sneaking around, today is the day me and my extended family get to go on holiday to the south of France.... and none of the children know anything about it.

We've a big reveal lined up later on, and I really can't wait to see the look on their face when we tell them.

That sounds brilliant! Put a smile on my choppers so it has.