5 Things That Make Me Happy
1. Getting things in the mail. My dad always seems to be getting things for his projects or the Kingdom Hall and I get just a little bit jealous. This week I have Black Friday purchases coming in and it makes me so happy!! Yesterday I got a snarfblat and slimy yet satisfying pin from FanFlaire. I also love to get letters, but who writes letters anymore? I've tried to take the initiative and have sent letters but haven't gotten any response.
2. Cosplaying popular characters. So far I’ve gone to ComiCons as Merida and Miss Frizzle. Both times people were very excited to see my characters, though they were different demographics. Merida attracted small children and parents who wanted pictures for the kids they had left at home. While not as many people stopped Miss Frizzle for pictures, almost without fail she got excited acknowledgement from anyone in the 18-30 range, with more than one squeal and excited “You were my childhood!”. Through both of these characters I got to live out my lowkey dream of being a Disney castmember/princess and spread joy. I also got many compliments which is also ego/self esteem boosting and awesome! I am among my people when at ‘Cons, people who share similar passions and joys and don’t look at you funny for your excitement. On a side note, Miss Frizzle is a hard character to pose because she always seems to be in motion. Any ideas?
3. Being in Disneyland. I had a lot of fun when I went with my high school choir in 2008 but I had so much more fun when I went with my sister and our fellow Mouseketeer Kelsey! It was Deanna’s first trip, Kelsey’s millionth and an awesome combination. The atmosphere is so happy, the food is indescribably delicious and I GOT TO MEET ARIEL first thing on the first day. Truly the happiest place. Even the hazmat spill on the way there added to the excitement of the trip.
5. Hiking Wahkeena Falls.
It is beautiful and tough, so I feel accomplished, but not too
challenging, there is a place we picnic before heading back down so we
don’t push too hard. I’ve always hiked in the winter so it has been
frozen and snowy and I have loved it! Also, because of the weather,
there haven’t been very many other hikers which is wonderful.I'd love to explore more of the Gorge, but I prefer going places with someone who has been there before and most hikers I know are very hardcore, way out of my physical abilities level. It's a frustrating combination.
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