It's hard to believe a mere 100 days ago, I started the "
100 days of happy" journey.
Welp, yesterday was the 100th day and I'd say the whole experience was a
major success. The goal is not to be happy every second of every day because it's damn near impossible.
If you know someone that is, dig deeper.
What I learned and really started to embrace is that there
is most definitely something happy in every single day - no matter how it's going. I'm not going to do this "challenge" again because I think it did exactly what it was supposed to do. When I started this in early March, my mindset was totally different than it is now in mid-June. I'm a pretttttttttttttty happy person anyways (
well, most of the time) but this really just taught to keep up that optimism. People
do notice and most importantly,
I notice.
Flipping through my pictures - some I posted on Instagram, some of both Instagram and FB but all I emailed in - a majority of mine contained :
- a sunset
- scenic Chicago
- scenic Cape Cod
- people I love
I am sure the above is shocking information. I myself was floored.
Here's a sneak peek at the journey:
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| Day 1: The lakefront trail actually never closes. |
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| Day 25: Blackhawks victory with a brother bear. |
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| Day 50: frien-sins who visit even when it's not super warm out. |
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| Day 74: home away from home |
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| DAY 100: the annual Best-Angel dinner |
And here's a little happy ditty to go along with the theme of this post:
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