Don't worry, be happy

P has bestowed upon me this lovely award.


I'm certainly not the happiest blogger so I imagine it's for making others happy. Thanks, P!

In keeping with tradition, I'm not going to pass this along because I don't think I can name 10 people who read this blog on a regular basis. But I'll do the associated activity, which is naming 10 things that make me happy.

1. PUPPIES. That was a no brainer. Puppies puppies puppies! I could talk about cute dogs all day long. And I often do, in fact, thanks to Crapface who is equally into talking about puppies.
2. FRIENDS. I know, that was also a no brainer. Everyone would put this on their happy list. But I do love getting to spend time with my favs.
3. GLEE. Whatever, Glee totally makes me happy. And I'm not ashamed to shout it from the rooftops!
4. BUFFALO WINGS. I would probably attempt to eat a brick if you told me it was slathered in buffalo sauce. Yum.
5. FUN NIGHTS OUT. One of the best feelings ever is waking up in the morning, possibly hungover but only to the point of needing food (as opposed to the hangovers where you want to die), recalling fun and ridiculous things that occurred the night before but still knowing that you didn't do anything stupid. I had that this morning. Win.
6. FAMILY. Obviously. As I think the last post demonstrates, my family is a special breed of insane. Only the good kind.
7. DANCE PARTIES FOR ONE. I would be lying if I said I didn't bust a move by myself to whatever crappy pop music is on the radio. Sometimes it includes singing. However painful to even my own ears, still joyous.
8. A GOOD BOOK. Having a book you canNOT put down is pretty much the best thing ever.
9. LAS VEGAS. Blackjack. In-N-Out. Clubs. More In-N-Out. Everything about Vegas is heaven. Which is why I'm hoping I have the money to go to Bloggers in Sin City babyyyy.
10. MONEY. Look, I know money can't buy happiness, but it can buy a lot of the things that lead to happiness. And frankly, not being poor > being poor. Anyone disagree? I didn't think so. If only there was a time in the foreseeable future when I won't be poor. One day.

That's it, kiddos.