What are 5 everyday things that bring you happiness?
“What are five everyday things that bring you happiness? Here is my personal list.”
Ok, so some of us (I am usually one of them) will have leftover chocolate after Easter, so I thought I’d try and come up with some suggestions of how it can be used up in other ways.
Here are some websites with chocolate themed recipes if you are still unsure.
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/collection/leftover-chocolate-recipes
https://www.jamieoliver.com/features/ways-to-use-up-leftover-chocolate/
https://www.bakingnook.com/creative-things-to-do-with-leftover-melted-chocolate/
What job would I do for free, well that’s called volunteering isn’t it? I already do a voluntary job, and this is helping adults, most of whom have dementia or another memory issue. I go in and chat with them and help with games and other activities aimed to stimulate and interest. We talk about lots of different things, such as what they’ve been up to, what their life was like when they were children, how the world has changed, their garden or pets. Anything goes really.
Honestly, I really enjoy doing this and gain a lot from it, but for any other job I’d like to be paid thankyou very much. Jobs I’d love to do would be.
https://www.royalvoluntaryservice.org.uk/volunteering/
When it comes to classic Monday anthems there are several tracks that have stood the test of time. Here are some all-time favourites:
This 1986 hit is perhaps one of the most famous ‘Monday’ themed songs out there. With its catchy melody and relatable lyrics about dreading going back to work after enjoying your weekend break – it’s no wonder this track still resonates with listeners today.
While not necessarily an upbeat track like others listed here – “I Don’t Like Mondays” was inspired by real-life events making it just as powerful if not more so than others. Written after a school shooting in California in 1979 – this song highlights how hard Mondays can be when faced with tragedy or struggles but also reminds us that we’re not alone in feeling overwhelmed at times.
This classic 80s tune is pure sunshine with its bouncy rhythm and joyous chorus encouraging listeners to soak up those feel-good vibes from start to finish. It’s impossible not to smile when hearing this song!
Of course – not everyone wants or needs classics tunes from decades past blasting through their earbuds every Monday morning! For those wanting something fresh or less mainstream here are some newer tracks worth adding your playlist:
Released in 2020 – “Good Days” quickly became one fofthe most popular Sunday/Monday tunes thanks largely imparted due SZA’s beautiful voice but also thanks t its encouraging lyrics telling listeners they’ve got this even when times seem tough.
This remake of Whitney Houston’s original track from 1990 blends together modern production techniques with Houston’s powerhouse vocals resulting in an uplifting dance-worthy anthem perfect for motivating listeners throughout their entire day.
This funky rock favorite will get pulses racing thanks largely imparted due Red Hot Chili Peppers’ infectious energy throughout coupled with empowering lyrics reminding listeners anything is possible if they set their minds o it no matter how daunting said task may seem initially.
In conclusion – whether you prefer classic hits or modern chart-toppers there’s likely no shortage of tracks out there perfectly suited for getting your day off on just the right foot! By incorporating these kinds of feel-good vibes into your weekly routine you may find yourself feeling more motivated energized better prepared no matter what challenges lay ahead!
I thought I’d write a list of ways to spend time alone. Some are useful in that they get a task done, the others are good because they help you learn more about who you are as a person and to do what you love. Whatever you choose, embrace that time spent alone, we often don’t take advantage of it as we should when we get it.
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