Small things that put a smile on your face.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 2,699

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  23/12/10 - 19:38 #2

  Politeness does it for me.

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• *weeschmoo* Posts: 9,713

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  23/12/10 - 19:42 #3

  just now, it's wine wot is putting a smile on my face:o
  
  stretching out (right down to the toes) in bed knowing you don't have to get out of it (bed) makes me smile. A getting up stretch is horrible though.

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• dylan99 Posts: 10,004

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  23/12/10 - 19:46 #4

  Snow makes me smile, so does passing a friendly cat in the street.

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• *weeschmoo* Posts: 9,713

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  23/12/10 - 19:48 #5

  dylan99 wrote: »

  Snow makes me smile, so does passing a friendly cat in the street.

  
  Ha! those things make me smile too - passing a friendly cat in the street:D

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 5,742

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  23/12/10 - 20:54 #6

  Sunshine..
  
  A little kid smiling at me or generally doing something cute..
  
  My guinea pigs, when someone knocks on the door, they lift their heads up high in the air and sort of look in all directions. Soo funny - but soo cute .. They also do it when they hear strange noises, or if they hear the faint rustling of a parsley packet in the fridge.. Then they start squeaking..

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• shirlt9 Posts: 5,085

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  23/12/10 - 20:57 #7

  My 3 year old snuggling on my knee and twiddling with my hair to fall asleep.

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• LisaB599 Posts: 2,588

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  23/12/10 - 20:58 #8

  a really good cold glass of chardonnay
  
  taking my 4inch heels off after a night out
  
  my neices and nephews at xmas, their little faces light up.

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• Đirona Posts: 15,881

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  23/12/10 - 21:00 #9

  looking at my boys sleeping

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• Xadlei Xemnas Posts: 5,671

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  23/12/10 - 21:02 #10

  I don't smile very often but Notting Hill got one out of me when I watched it. I couldn't help but smile at the conference scene near the end.:o
  
  and I agree with politeness as well.

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• Pizzatheaction Posts: 20,157

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  23/12/10 - 21:04 #11

  I like getting smiles from attractive women.
  
  I've had rather a lot of them in the last few weeks.
  
  Not sure why. Maybe Christmas is making people happy!

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 10,488

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  23/12/10 - 21:11 #12

  Coo Ling wrote: »

  Politeness does it for me.

  
  Me too. If only people realised that showing good manners is not a sign of weakness we might all be a little happier.

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• molybecks Posts: 14,553

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  23/12/10 - 21:12 #13

  Looking around and just listening to people's 'lives' and how different we all are, something weird about it, but i like it.

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• Đirona Posts: 15,881

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  23/12/10 - 21:13 #14

  earthling13 wrote: »

  Me too. If only people realised that showing good manners is not a sign of weakness we might all be a little happier.

  
  the right grumpy remark made at the right time makes me smile
  
  like the late blanche out of corrie

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• guernseysnail Posts: 18,922

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  23/12/10 - 21:15 #15

  My dog Lilian being extra extra delighted when I've had to leave her home alone for a few hours and I come home....she howls with joy..:D:D

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• Shady123 Posts: 4,506

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  23/12/10 - 21:22 #16

  Lots of things make me smile
  
  • Snow whether it's falling from the sky or if it's virgin snow.
  • My cat when he rubs up against my leg (even if he does annoy me at the wrong times)
  • Customers who are polite to me when I serve them.
  • Weirdly, when my boyfriend wakes me up in the morning with a nice cup of coffee.
  
  

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• Verence Posts: 104,586

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  23/12/10 - 21:25 #17

  My nephew

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• alfiewozere Posts: 29,508

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  23/12/10 - 21:26 #18

  guernseysnail wrote: »

  My dog Lilian being extra extra delighted when I've had to leave her home alone for a few hours and I come home....she howls with joy..:D:D

  Aw my Phoebe's the same - whether I've been gone an hour or a day, her reaction is the same. It never fails to gladden my heart.

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  23/12/10 - 21:29 #19

  Thoughtfulness. I visited the dentist a few weeks ago and I said as I'd done so well I deserved a sticker, anyways they had no stickers left. Yesterday I received a note from them, thanking me for being a lovely patient and 3 stickers enclosed. I was made up at the lovely gesture, more so as I'm 33 and really don't need a sticker.

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  23/12/10 - 21:39 #20

  A nice cup of tea.
  A hot shower (not too hot though!)

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• Đirona Posts: 15,881

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  23/12/10 - 21:42 #21

  Cunny Funt wrote: »

  Thoughtfulness. I visited the dentist a few weeks ago and I said as I'd done so well I deserved a sticker, anyways they had no stickers left. Yesterday I received a note from them, thanking me for being a lovely patient and 3 stickers enclosed. I was made up at the lovely gesture, more so as I'm 33 and really don't need a sticker.

  
  :D yer never too old for stickers!

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• *weeschmoo* Posts: 9,713

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  23/12/10 - 21:44 #22

  An auld dick and a stiffy:D
  
  ha, dya see what I did there:eek:
  
  You know what I mean though;)

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• Đirona Posts: 15,881

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  23/12/10 - 21:44 #23

  *weeschmoo* wrote: »

  An auld dick and a stiffy:D
  
  ha, dya see what I did there:eek:
  
  You know what I mean though;)

  
  purvert!:D

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• alfiewozere Posts: 29,508

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  23/12/10 - 21:45 #24

  *weeschmoo* wrote: »

  An auld dick and a stiffy:D
  
  ha, dya see what I did there:eek:
  
  You know what I mean though;)

  I don't - it sounds very naughty. Is it?

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• queenshaks Posts: 10,281

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  23/12/10 - 21:45 #25

  My son's cheeky comments.
  
  Earlier it was was...I made fresh bread rolls, a recipe I got from his teacher as their class had made them and he loved them. I asked him if they tasted just as nice as school's and he said they tasted lovely but yeasty!!!
  
  Cheeky so and so...:D

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• *weeschmoo* Posts: 9,713

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  23/12/10 - 21:46 #26

  Đirona wrote: »

  purvert!:D

  
  
  No tis you who is the purvert:D
  
  For seeing it that way. Shame on you.

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