Comments on: On Happiness http://naturalmomstalkradio.com/blog/on-happiness/ Natural Motherhood, Breastfeeding, Baby Wearing and Green Living. Fri, 11 May 2012 11:15:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Lila http://naturalmomstalkradio.com/blog/on-happiness/comment-page-1/#comment-26480 Lila Mon, 10 Nov 2008 00:15:20 +0000 http://naturalmomstalkradio.com/blog/?p=1358#comment-26480 YOU make me happy. My dear sweet girl! MOM YOU make me happy. My dear sweet girl!
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By: Jennifer Knox http://naturalmomstalkradio.com/blog/on-happiness/comment-page-1/#comment-26467 Jennifer Knox Sun, 09 Nov 2008 17:08:20 +0000 http://naturalmomstalkradio.com/blog/?p=1358#comment-26467 Great topic, Carrie! I've learned since becoming a Mom that the things that make me happy most often are not related at all to my goals, or money or acquiring "stuff" like they used to. I went out to do errands while my Mom stayed at my house with my son, who was 11 months old at the time. I was gone only a couple of hours, but when I walked in the front door and my son realized it was me, this smile just grew across his face until it was the happiest I think I had ever seen him. That moment made me the happiest I had been in a long time, and whenever I think of the way he looked at that one moment, I can't help but be happy again. My son's laugh, my husband's voice (he's having medical issues that affect his voice right now) and my son's smile....if I have those three things, I can handle most anything else that comes my way. Those things make me *truly* happy, versus the false (and fleeting) happiness that I used to think came from achievement. Great topic, Carrie!

I’ve learned since becoming a Mom that the things that make me happy most often are not related at all to my goals, or money or acquiring “stuff” like they used to.

I went out to do errands while my Mom stayed at my house with my son, who was 11 months old at the time. I was gone only a couple of hours, but when I walked in the front door and my son realized it was me, this smile just grew across his face until it was the happiest I think I had ever seen him. That moment made me the happiest I had been in a long time, and whenever I think of the way he looked at that one moment, I can’t help but be happy again.

My son’s laugh, my husband’s voice (he’s having medical issues that affect his voice right now) and my son’s smile….if I have those three things, I can handle most anything else that comes my way. Those things make me *truly* happy, versus the false (and fleeting) happiness that I used to think came from achievement.

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