Lollipop Happiness

Happiness is mostly a by-product of doing what makes us feel fulfilled.

As a baby of the late 1940's suckling at my mother's breast was all that was needed

As a child of the 1950's just riding a tricycle  created happiness         

In my young teens the school gatherings of the early 1960's gave illusions of happiness 

Late teens/ young adult in the late '60's and early 70's ..no more to be said 

Adulthood and  we think materialism brings happiness , the money God 

It's all a false illusion as we search for the elixir of life             
        

   and that one may drown                

                  
      One can still pursue happiness by going on holidays, dancing on tables etc.and one still does

but at the end of the day priorities change and now my motto is

IF MY KIDS ARE HAPPY, I'M HAPPY

 

  Happiness is the ultimate realization that everything was, and is, exactly as it should be."