At what point in your life do you think you were the most happy?

When I was up in Canada

I am at that point in my life right now and never ever been soo happy and just being myself and who I am and nothing
more

There never was a peak, just a high elevation plateau. I'm still up here. The air is good.

Right now

When I was a kid living at home with my parents, between 9-12 were my most carefree/happy years.

> When I was up in Canada

Well c'mon back, we'd love to have you!

If I went back to Canada, it would be up in Red Lake Ontario Have some friends there

When I was a young child with no cares or worries.

From December 2005 to May 2006.

Other than right now, I would say when I was about 35 years old. I was renting a house, I had a coonhound 'Beauregard' and I worked midnights. I was on 2 different softball teams and I was drunk most of the time, but I was happy dammit. This lasted a bit less than 1 year.

It could be around now, because I'm graduating high school soon, I have some good friends and all the rest but sometimes the bad in the short term can be more distracting them the good. I just have to remember it's all good.

Why what happened? If you don't mind me asking.

tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow

Right now. Things are going well.

Now.

I was having a pretty intense relationship with someone I loved a lot, and still did until a couple of months ago.

currently!

> There never was a peak, just a high elevation plateau. I'm still up
> here. The air is good.

8,000 feet and trying to breathe and getting dizzy and all spaced out the air is still good

I can see my house from here.

Yes at that point in my life just soo happy and never used to be that way before , until I took charge of my life
and quit listening to people trying to tell me what to do

and how I should live my life to hell with them I said

> I can see my house from here.

you can see everything from atop there including Washington D.C. and Bush smiling back at you hee hee

You ought to be little green face...I am too a wee bit envy of my life back then.

When Laura was born.

When I was a kid. No worries. No stresses. Everything was taken care of for me. My biggest problem was deciding which toy to play with or which friend's house to go to. I only wish I had enjoyed it more while it lasted.

Grade school "Leave it to Beaver" years. No question.

When I was single living alone with my 2 girls, we used to play and have so much fun

8th grade, last year. I knew most people in my grade and it was just.. fine.

When I was a child, everything turned to crap after that.

Honestly, I dont think I've ever been at a point where I was the ''most'' happy. My life has been pretty crapty for the most part.

When my dad was alive and my mom never tried to contact me, I had no kids and my sons father was not in my life. Sounds mean but I was pretty happy for that short time. I still love my son.

> If I went back to Canada, it would be up in Red Lake Ontario Have
> some friends there

Here's to your memories.

That is a beautiful picture! That would make a great post card picture!

When I was about 12 years old. That was when I had the most freedom combined with the least responsibility and enjoyed life the most.

> That is a beautiful picture! That would make a great post card
> picture!

That is Red Lake, Ontario you know.

I know that I recognize the trees. Do you live in Red Lake?

Hm just be grateful your 'dating'. Although I can understand.

You know the stupid thing is that I as teenager am living like a seven year old and as a kid a seven year old I lived like a seventeen year old. If you get what I mean.

Now

Just wait till you are a mid 40 year old not knowing how to act.

> I can see my house from here.

just right over the horizon there is your house?? No look that is not your house it is the White House

My house is white!
Not as big as the White House though.

That's the punchline of my favorite joke!

I say that whenever I'm on my own roof. Yep, the neighbors think I'm weird.

> I say that whenever I'm on my own roof. Yep,
> the neighbors think I'm weird.

Think?!??

Yeah, it's interesting how so many people are under this impression that I am weird.

Gee I'm looking forward too it.

Possibly quirky?

FoxTurtle was most happy to be born, so...

> My house is white!
> Not as big as the White House though.

And smaller than George Bush is hee hee and bigger than Dick Cheney

> I say that whenever I'm on my own roof. Yep, the neighbors think I'm
> weird.

To scared to climb on my roof might pee my pants, I only let the men do all the climbing and risk their neck for
me

I'm the opposite. I wish I had more high places to climb on.

> I'm the opposite. I wish I had more high places to climb on.

Even climbing a ladder I start to shake like an earthquake and all frightened and scared little kitten here
help me down help me down quick

> I'm the opposite. I wish I had more high places to climb on.

I have not been feeling all that well this week been to my doctor and the Emergency Room all week long and I
had a C T scan done to see what is going on with me and headaches all week long for 3 weeks feels like I am
dying or something

Early grade school.

I find this a very difficult question to answer, because happiness is my natural state. I can pinpoint events that have made me unhappy quite easily, but to choose times that have been somehow more happy than the general background happiness...that's pretty tough. Most of the times that I have felt so happy that I could have cried have, on a superficial level, been about personal achievement - passing exams, getting into university and most recently, getting into medical school. But those moments are really more about learning that my hard work has paid off, and knowing that I can progress towards my hopes and ambitions for the future.

When I married my wife

I'm torn between 15-17 when everything seemed so exciting and so intense and my early twenties working in oncology when everything seemed so settled and successful and now with things seeming so quiet and calm, well except for recent incidents.

It's kind of sad when I think back about it. I don't want to talk about it.