#100happy Best of the Web: More from Postsecret

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Quote of the Day - John Lennon

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Quote of the Day - Michael Jordan

I can accept failure. Everyone fails at something. But I can't accept not trying. 
~ Michael Jordan

Quote of the Day - Winston Churchill

Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.
 ~ Winston Churchil

#100happy Best of the Web: TheFuuuuComics

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#100happy Best of the Web: Postsecret

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#100happy photographs - 1-10: Happy Faces

10 Happy Faces is a gallery, a compilation of 10 of the happiest faces on Flickr.

#100happy on Twitter

For more #100happy, search hashtag #100happy on Twitter or follow @hundredhappy


@Shellie1210 Little things that show you he loves you; bringing back a surprise Kinder egg from the shop :-) mine had a little car inside.


@RachelPatti Icing a cake at close to midnight dressed as Lady Gaga. I love my life.


@irismacro Everything will be okay in the end.


@furiousgerbil Right. Tonight's dream will involve Rita Hayworth, A talking edam and a badger called Jeff.


@timminchin Incredible. RT @jacques_aih "I shot the serif". Sounds like a character assassination.


@Dr_Ellie Saw 2 "subfertile" patients today who fell pregnant once I referred them to fertility clinic before they even had 1st appt! Magic referrals!


@jakehumphreyf1 Nothing can bring you peace but yourself -Ralph Waldo Emerson Night all x


@rizzlekicks This cat outside the studio loves me, feels like I've got a pokemon #childhooddream


@tiamowry He is a wise man who does not grieve for the things which he has not, but rejoices for those which he has. -- Epictetus

Ultimate Dog Tease :)

Tell me you didn't laugh your socks off at this. Go on, I dare ya.

from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGeKSiCQkPw

Autumn.

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#100happy today - Brits are Brilliant!

Reasons Brits are brilliant #524632996: Give them a patch of sunlight, even at the end of October, and they will lunch in it & appreciate the glory of the miracle it is!

#100happy from the BBC

The BBC asked people to write in with their happy things and compiled them into this article.

Here's some of my favourites:

I am revising for my A-levels next week. Happiness is when your family make a huge barbecue and picnic extremely quietly, sneak into the house and burst into the room shouting "surprise!" and brandishing a cold beer!
Katy, UK


Happiness to me, can be ever so lasting, when I am connected to my creator. When I am in touch, I am rewarded, I am reminded always, of love, kindness, forgiveness, compassion, generosity, humility, understanding, tolerance, curiosity, humbleness, beauty, of peace. In those moments I can see what life is all about. In those moments I have glimpsed the whole picture. 
Nourel, UK


Happiness is what everyone looks for. Everything we do is primarily for happiness. I would like to share something I came across on a poster which goes something like this ... "This is the time to be happy and this is the place to be happy. The way to be happy is to make others happy." I've tried and it works!!
Anoop, India


Here are some things that make me happy: becoming a Grandma is an almost certain recipe for happiness; having a funny old husband to cuddle up to, to find your glasses and keys when you lose them, and put a lovely warm wheat bag in the bed at night; three friendly Labradors to welcome you home in the evening; hanging out the washing on a fine sunny day; having a job working with teenagers where every day produces lots of laughs and plenty of challenges, a glass of Waipara Springs Reserve Pinot Noir, friends coming to stay; and, of course, chocolates.
Ros Rossiter, New Zealand

I am only 13 but I constantly wish I could do something to help people feel happier. I think it would be good for schools to encourage more youth groups that go into the communities and help out. I would love to have a youth group in my town where people can make friends and work hard to make their community better, but people just can't be bothered to help without getting anything in return.
Amy, UK

An Indian Swami gave me this equation of happiness. Happiness = number of desires fulfilled / number of desires created. The happiness increases if you increase the numerator, as one feels happy as soon as one's desire is fulfilled, or you decrease the denominator ie create fewer desires. As the mind is capable of increasing the denominator endlessly and there are practical limitations in increasing the numerator, it is better to train the mind to generate fewer desires. A person with no desires is the happiest person on earth.
Manmohan Sehgal, USA

Chocolate
Claire, UK

#100happy today - Twirling Stationery Around To Make A Helicopter :D

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