by Esmeralda 13 Replies latest jw friends
Hi all,
If you had to name one, what would be the happiest day of your life so far?
Mine would have to be the day that I first met Justin in person. That was the day I was positive that we'd spend our lives together.
That was also the day I knew that I was really free of the Borg, for good.
Anyone feel like telling?
essie
(determined to get myself out of this bad mood, kicking and screaming if necessary)
Good plan Essie, kicking and screaming always put me in a better mood too
I'm with you. Happiest day so farwas when Doug told me if he ever had the opportunity, he would snatch me up in a heartbeat! Sigh....now I'm getting all mushy again just thinking about it.
This was a toss up between the days my two kids were born...but while you love your children incredibly...it obviously is different than finding your soulmate. I mean, when the kids leave, it will be just Doug and I(oh happy day) until I get so old I need them to come visit me for the wheelchair races! Hah. But I expect Doug and I to have many pleasure filled years before that. I hope you and Justin do also Essie. You have my best wishes.
Tracy
the day i graduated from highschool was the best day of my life (oddly enough, it was also the worst)! i just can't win. LOL
mango
~i woke up adrift in a technicolor bliss~
Hi Essie! My happiest day was .... I can't think of any one single day. I think it was the day Chris gave me my ring and asked me to be his wife. And I've had so many more happy days since. It's hard to pinpoint just one.
The day Stevie was born(my youngest he's 10)
Out of 19 years of marriage we had about 19 good days.
Thats not whole days it's added up 3 seconds here 10minutes
there--a couple hours over there. But the day Stevie was born was a whole day. If not born I can pretty safely say I would not
be here today to name another day.
Maybe I should have called him Jesus----Levon reference
(((uncle mark)))
~i woke up adrift in a technicolor bliss~
tomorrow
Hey 'Little One' I always enjoy seeing you----BTW I graduated
but I didn't go to it-----Talk about witness crap---1974---and
Parents that didn't give a damn---not a happy day.
Two "happiest" days...the day my son was born and the day my daughter was born. Simply amazing.
Most people probably think of happiness as joy, but I like to define it as having an opened heart.
If that is the case, I'd say I've been the happiest when I've felt other people's sadness and hurt.. I suppose that's only because it is always nice to share the joy of others, but who really wants to feel other people's suffering fully, when you can just get a sense of what's going on... It seems like a balance to me, and then I know it works both ways, so I'm realy open..
