Category Archives: Philosophy

Expecting Happiness

In this past week I have been pleasantly surprised with some new discoveries: I discovered that finely crushed cheese snack crackers add a nice bite to meatloaf. I discovered that after my pork tenderloin has marinated for several hours in … Continue reading

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Stocking Happiness

Imagine being married to someone who has every refrigerator / cupboard shelf and drawer in your kitchen labeled and slotted for exactly one week’s groceries; and specific percentages of the total are assigned to each food category allowed: meat, vegetables, … Continue reading

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Anytime Happiness

–“911; what is your emergency?” –“I’ve had some bad thoughts. I’m afraid.” –“Sir, could I have your name and location?” –“No. I don’t want to be hasty or reckless.” –“Sir, is there a crime in progress.” –“To this point no … Continue reading

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Unordered Happiness

Today is the 34th anniversary of the day I married. I am still married. I am still married to the same woman. While it may not significantly change the world, it is notable; and meaningful; and rewarding. “Listen carefully to … Continue reading

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Free-Falling Happiness

To live Life in a free fall of uncertainty and doubt can be terrifying and/or exhilarating. To float through Life harnessed safely to a parachute can be breathtakingly beautiful, unpredictably bumpy, mindfully thought provoking, and/or redundant. To fly through Life … Continue reading

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