Bees. Especially bumble bees.
Payday (more a smile of relief)
Payday (more a smile of relief)
Things that make you smile..
- Thread starter (RIP) Bin Ridin
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BOIRCHE
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seeing the buds bursting on the trees,thinking of warm summer days ahead,BBQs/cold beers,twistys with dollops of sunshine & grippy tarmac,relishing the fact that your visor/screen is covered in flies,looking at your kids realising they have matured into well rounded adults & all the wrinkles and hair loss were worth it...
Mr K
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Drinking irresponsibly.
In general life's been kind to me that has to make a person smile.
Bohsfc
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In general life's been kind to me that has to make a person smile.
'In General'???? That sounds like there could be a negative in there???
I wonder is the negative, Aidan??
Tom & Jerry cartoons
Watching my dog chasing rabbits in her sleep.
Sitting outside the pub at Trebarwith Strand in the sunshine watching the waves with the condensation running down the side of my nearly-full pint glass and knowing I don't have to go home for nearly a week.
The word 'flump'
Sitting outside the pub at Trebarwith Strand in the sunshine watching the waves with the condensation running down the side of my nearly-full pint glass and knowing I don't have to go home for nearly a week.
The word 'flump'
Mr K
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Logging off at work on a Friday afternoon.
Mrs Og here
Did you know that he wrote the first ever Irish rules of the road.
Which explains a lot really
Did you know that he wrote the first ever Irish rules of the road.
Which explains a lot really
Bohsfc
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Did you know that he wrote the first ever Irish rules of the road.
Which explains a lot really
As does Gay Byrne being the RSA chairman
Big Bird
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Going into a corner (in your mind too fast) but getting round fine. Then believing you are Rossi but realizing you bike is more capable than you.
The ridiculous and obscure 
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Bohsfc
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The ridiculous and obscure
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Hilarious, but I was kind of expecting Catherine Lynch as her Creamer character to do the ' Hey baby let the freebirds fly' bit in the chorus from the back of the cave.
ghost
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8 month old daughter smiling at me
(RIP) Bin Ridin
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8 month old daughter smiling at me
Collective says "Aahhh! that's sweet"
The sunlight slanting through the first pint of the evening after a good day's work.
The 'pop' of a cork before supper with friends.
The silence of the house before I head out on the bike for an early morning ride.
Pulling on my helmet as I leave home early on a work-day and thinking "bet I could make Winchester for breakfast and still be at my desk at 9."
Bach.
The Kyrie from Byrd's IV-Part Mass.
The Et Incarnatus Est from Mozart's C Minor Mass. THE most beautiful piece of music he ever wrote.
Working on a piece of copy for hours then finally clicking the keys to slide the phrase I wanted all along into place.
The smell of a field in the early morning as you push your way out of your tent.
A client saying, "you really can write, can't you?"
Standing on the runway of a disused WWII airfield and hearing 'planes in my mind.
Waking up in the morning and seeing Pip next to me.
My fat, stupid ginger cat sitting on my lap.
Sooo many things. Far more in life nowadays makes me smile than frown. And it's the little things that make it.
The 'pop' of a cork before supper with friends.
The silence of the house before I head out on the bike for an early morning ride.
Pulling on my helmet as I leave home early on a work-day and thinking "bet I could make Winchester for breakfast and still be at my desk at 9."
Bach.
The Kyrie from Byrd's IV-Part Mass.
The Et Incarnatus Est from Mozart's C Minor Mass. THE most beautiful piece of music he ever wrote.
Working on a piece of copy for hours then finally clicking the keys to slide the phrase I wanted all along into place.
The smell of a field in the early morning as you push your way out of your tent.
A client saying, "you really can write, can't you?"
Standing on the runway of a disused WWII airfield and hearing 'planes in my mind.
Waking up in the morning and seeing Pip next to me.
My fat, stupid ginger cat sitting on my lap.
Sooo many things. Far more in life nowadays makes me smile than frown. And it's the little things that make it.
STUBBS
undead
frosty day, pint of cider, damp dog drying itself infront of the fire in my local pub after a walk through the woods
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