Reasons to be cheerful - not the big stuff

And my car's MOT isn't quite due yet....

G came and dug a trench for my (eventual) runner beans. They aren't even up yet!
And we planted out a hibiscus which had been in a pot too long. (From a tree in Cowley which I admired, growing in a front garden in a sheltered place, so I hope I have chosen the right place for it.)

Today, the case of tulips and daffodils on the chest of drawers in the hall which have all opened at once.

Easter coming up with all the family coming for lunch on Sunday and DD2 organising an egg hunt!!

A walk up the canal 'staircase' and lunch at the pub with a few of the DGC and a couple of daughters and their partners.

My reasons to be cheerfull just now are,

A lovely day on Saturday with family.

Another lovely day on Sunday with long times friends who we don't see often enough but when we do it's like we saw them yesterday.

A family camping weekend coming up.

DD3 Wedding in three weeks time.

My reasons to be cheerfull just now are,

A lovely day on Saturday with family.

Another lovely day on Sunday with long times friends who we don't see often enough but when we do it's like we saw them yesterday.

A family camping weekend coming up.

DD3 Wedding in three weeks time.

JBF LOL, but I guess you are right.

Prozac

Poldark!

A is okay too.

This is a lovely thread.

A cup of DH's special coffee in the morning.
A hug from my eldest GD.
A new baby in the family (so long as it is not crying.)
A blackbird's song in the summer.
The smell of a greenhouse.
Very,very early on a summer's morning when there is mist over the fields.
Reading a good book and realising you are less than half way through.
Baby Oleg.
Dad's Army.

A blackbird singing in the rain today.

Yesm pompa, Dad's humour remained at undergraduate level all his life - he was fond of puns and spoonerisms too!

I am, and today's news added to my perkiness.

pompa you're obviously feeling much perkier!!

Your Father must have been a great man to know, even if he did have my twisted sense of humor.

Pompa, you have the same sense of humour as my late father - not that that is always a bad thing!

They certainly are some of the better moments in life

I'm easily pleased.

A mug of hot Earl Grey Tea.

Trees bursting into bud.

Ginger sponge pudding and custard.

Coming back home after a holiday.

Watching tits of any size cheers me up as well.

Ironing? Something that happens about every three months, if that...

Watching a great tit taking his nest building materials into the box DH so carefully made them and put where I can see them when sitting on the settee.

Having a VIBER message from DGS giving me all his news.

Receiving photos of our twin grandsons (now 12 weeks) via email and seeing the little one, who was in the special baby unit, putting on enough weight to be starting a double chin!