Yes. I get excited over little things. It varies but people say it’s easy to make me happy. For instance, I love Coke Zero but it’s not good for me so I limit it to when I clean. After each chore, I get to have a few sips. I don’t enjoy cleaning so it’s my reward system and makes me very happy
I was gonna say that! Also when the clock is other numbers, but they still all match, like 3:33.
I also get excited when I have the perfect amount of something. Like having cereal, I go to pour the milk and there is the exact amount of milk I need. Or exact amount of cereal (which I measure with a measuring cup, as I need to know exact carbs of what I’m eating).
And probably some other things that I can’t think of right now.
Since I’m massively introverted, I usually get excited when I think a new, unusual thought. I turn it upside down and look at it from different angles, then I toss it aside and wait for the next one to pop up.
A question for everyone:
Where do thoughts come from? How do they form and why? What is the driving force behind spontaneous thinking?
Lemon Nestea which I love is only 87 cents a bottle. I usually buy 5 of them. My daughter laughs when I keep bringing up how it’s such a great deal…the excitement in my voice.
Getting Canadian pennies in my change or old pennies from the fifties with the wheat fronds on the back.
Stocking my refrigerator with Diet Coke and thinking I drank the whole 12-pack and craving a Coke and discovering there’s actually one left.
Here’s a rare one with the old rotary phones: picking up the phone to make a call and someone you know is on the line. They just dialed and called you but you picked it up before it rang.
I like squirrels; makes me happy watching them.
Seeing my Social Security check direct deposited each month.
Having a shitty morning at work and having someone wish me a good morning will instantly change my mood for the better and last for awhile.