It's In The Way You Live

Happiness means different things to different people and comes in various forms. For one person, it can mean having more money than they know what to do with and for another it can mean considering themselves lucky enough to be able to provide food for their family.

As with most things in life, there is no right or wrong definition of happiness. My definition of happiness has undergone many revisions and is now quite contrasting from when I was younger. When I was a child, happiness was my father reading Jack And Jill to me every Sunday afternoon before nap time. In school, I remember exuding with happiness looking around at the laughing faces of my circle of friends whom I believed would be my friends for life. As an adult, most of my happy moments include my husband with me wondering how I got so lucky, and now as a mother, my two boys. Someone as 
recently as last week asked me what was the one thing in the world that made me truly happy and I said it was to see my children happy.