What Is Happiness - Crazy Pen Hallucinating
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People have been trying to answer the question of what happiness is for ages, and almost everyone has a different opinion about it. To me, happiness means living in the moment and enjoying all that life has to offer. I believe that people should love who they are, the talents they possess, and what they do because it makes them happy.
It is a well-known fact that people love to talk about the weather but hate talking about happiness. I am not an exception. If you use the word "happiness" in the restaurant, it comes out sounding so pretentious and awful that everyone shrieks at you.
Not everyone can be happy, I thought, not rich people, not ugly people, not people with bad jobs and broken families. OK, you can be happy if you're a monk in a Himalayan cave—but who cares if you're miserable as hell?
"Wake up and do the math. The good news is that many newbies don't come back for another month because they are just so focused on their day job, so you have to be able to tell them when they are out of form when they look on." – Tim B. I found the term "wake up and do the math" to be one of the most offensive words in English. It is highly unlikely that you will hear it from somebody who speaks fluent German or French.
And remember this: You say that you need to do some mathematics at home, but do not do it on your own. One of the few exceptions to this is when talking about the weather, but it will not say that you should make no mention of the fact that not everyone can talk about the day, even in their day jobs.
"Do I sleep on top of the bathtub? Probably not. Also, do I sleep on the couch? Maybe. Do I have to lie on my back? No, no! No, nope, because no one is gonna touch me with the barest thing they'll ever touch with a bare-chested pillow." – Dave
"I think they should find a good psychologist who understands this," he admits. "What we were trying to do was learn if, in this situation, one's best course of action would be to not use your own resources. I think this would result in us using your own resources and not being good at helping you to help yourself, so they would be able to use your skills rather than your ability."
"When people say, why are you so concerned with my safety and security, I try and say, 'Well, that's why.' " So is he scared? "Because you're not aware that you're out here and about to die or because of something happened? That would be more like a lot of people."
He pauses and looks around, looking for a chance to hear. "Not exactly." He turns towards the bathroom, turning away.
But he takes that chance to look for a room that he, too, has been wanting to sleep on — perhaps even his own bathroom — because that's where they're going to lay your head.
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