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The Friday Five
Jun. 17th, 2016 09:35 pm1. Do you like smiling?
2. Would you call yourself a happy or solemn individual?
3. What was that last thing that made you smile or laugh?
4. Do you believe that laughter is the best medicine?
5. Are you smiling now?
1. I do. I feel my mood changing for the better the moment I remember to do it.
2. I don't think of happy and solemn as being opposites. I think of myself as mostly happy, but I don't often express my feelings by smiling. I know this is true because when I'm feeling particularly joyous, people comment about my huge grin. The rest of the time, I have to force myself to avoid a frowny face, even though I don't feel unhappy.
3. Someone's silly description of a killdeer playing injured (OMG dying, both wingsbroken, possibly legs tooo) as her son followed the killdeer to adifferent nest. Not cool mama killdeer, but very funny.
4. No, but it is good complementary medicine.
5. Yes. But mostly on the inside.
2. Would you call yourself a happy or solemn individual?
3. What was that last thing that made you smile or laugh?
4. Do you believe that laughter is the best medicine?
5. Are you smiling now?
1. I do. I feel my mood changing for the better the moment I remember to do it.
2. I don't think of happy and solemn as being opposites. I think of myself as mostly happy, but I don't often express my feelings by smiling. I know this is true because when I'm feeling particularly joyous, people comment about my huge grin. The rest of the time, I have to force myself to avoid a frowny face, even though I don't feel unhappy.
3. Someone's silly description of a killdeer playing injured (OMG dying, both wingsbroken, possibly legs tooo) as her son followed the killdeer to adifferent nest. Not cool mama killdeer, but very funny.
4. No, but it is good complementary medicine.
5. Yes. But mostly on the inside.
