The happiest point in your life

[Been There]

Every promotion was a very good day.

 

[SeaBreeze]

The fifty years I shared my life with my husband, no point was happier before or after that.

 

[DebraMae]

I sometimes feel as though I have lived more than one life. I have had many happy moments and would be hard pressed to have to pick one of them.

 

[DaveA]

When I won a Million ££'s on the lottery.....























Just kidding!

I'm truly disappointed to read the above note. Before reading it, I was planning on asking if I could borrow a few bucks. Oh well - - -

 

[hollydolly]

I'm truly disappointed to read the above note. Before reading it, I was planning on asking if I could borrow a few bucks. Oh well - - -

oh well... life is hard....

 

[Buckeye]

Hard to say since we usually don't appreciate those times until they are over. At least for me...

 

[MaidMarian]

When my kids were little.

 

[JustDave]

It is impossible to quantify ONE as the happiest.

Same here.

 

[OregonGuy]

Summer job working for U S Forest Service. 12 of us guys in a remote camp cooking for ourselves living in bunk trailers. surveying for logging roads assigned to fight forest fires on occasion. Actually competed regarding which crew could survey the most area. No family responsibilities or girl concerns. 100% testosterones rush.

 

[seadoug]

My happiest point is now. I'm retired so I don't have to answer to anyone else or have the stress of a career. I am still healthy and mobile enough to do everything I did when I was in my 40's. We can pick anytime to travel without asking for "time off". I set my own schedule. I'm not beholden to shareholders.

I don't have to worry about making ends meet like I did when I was younger. Hubby and I are on our 34th year together and are best friends. What's not to be happy about?

 

[OregonGuy]

My happiest point is now. I'm retired so I don't have to answer to anyone else or have the stress of a career. I am still healthy and mobile enough to do everything I did when I was in my 40's. We can pick anytime to travel without asking for "time off". I set my own schedule. I'm not beholden to shareholders.

I don't have to worry about making ends meet like I did when I was younger. Hubby and I are on our 34th year together and are best friends. What's not to be happy about?

Good on ya!

 

[Christopher01]

At what point in your life were you the happiest?

I am happiest when I'm creating. Of Course when the kids were born and the marriages, but that happiness is usually a fleeting moment in time.