http://www.mylot.com/w/keywords/enjoying+life.aspx MyLot Discussions About enjoying life en-gb http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2184655.aspx The sorrow and happiness are twins popping in and out in your life one after the other. Whichever comes, you have no other choice but to face the music. No one can live in purely sad or happy life. Therefore, we have both happiness and trouble, which have to be confided when there is too much. One can turn to the family, friends or the strange net pals to talk out of one's heart, talk about the trouble or make a complaint, even talk about the secrets you don't want others to know. These are the way to relieve one's stress in modern times. Confiding has become one necessity of people's emotion. Are you satisfied your current life? Is everything going well in your career and family? Do you have too much stress and trouble? Everyone has something to confide and would like to talk it heartily. Who is your faithful listener, family, a friend, a college or a stranger? Wed, 18 Nov 2009 05:32:04 GMT getbrowser http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2178956.aspx I wonder sometimes how they (the correctors) can enjoy things around them. You know, people who seem to run around with a rule book, waiting to correct someone if they get even close to "coloring outside the lines"? Now don't take my words out of context, I'm not talking about laws, or in situations where someone's life could be in danger. A woman in my apartment complex got a new puppy. She was holding it, and I was outside with her, as well as a couple of other residents of the complex, cooing to the puppy and basically talking to it like people do to cute puppies. [em]lol[/em] Another woman came out of her apartment and started griping that dogs were not to be let outside without their leash. The puppy's owner never put the dog on the ground! The puppy was around 2 lbs., and the woman had no intention of putting it down. But the woman came out soley for that purpose, quoting directly from the rules we were given when we moved in, about dogs not being outside without their leash. I'm sure some of you are thinking well the dog could harm a child (it also happened to be when kids were in school), it's still a rule...the point is the dog was not on the ground, was never going to be on the ground, was clearly a timid puppy, and the woman was throwing a fit. I don't know if some people are control freaks, or maybe they just prefer order, but I normally don't see these people having fun. I had a friend who used to correct other people's English. She stopped doing that when she became an adult, but every time she did that the person she was chastising would roll their eyes. No one wanted to be around her much (she cracked [i]me[/i] up). Sure, life's not just about having fun (as many of us know very well), but it is sad when people go around trying to pop everyone else's balloon. Once again, don't take what I'm saying out of context, because I'm sure some of you will want to. This is just something that I've been thinking about since last week when the puppy incident happened. Hope everyone has a nice day! Wed, 11 Nov 2009 13:52:49 GMT AmbiePam http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1270790.aspx No I dont want to but I hope that my maximum would be 60. I dont ever want to die too old nor too young. i think I would be willing to go once I see that all of my kids are already established. Could you tell me if you wish to reach this age? Sun, 09 Sep 2007 12:34:41 GMT hersmart4ever http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2174112.aspx Many people are not happy where they are located at present. They would rather prefer to be in some other places as they think life would have been better there. Though my home is in the city I live in a small town and contended that I have all the privacy and no disturbance from without. This is the place of my choice and would hate to exchange a flat in the city. How about you? Are you happy where you are? Or would like to be in some other place of your liking? Please share. Rajib. 05/11/09 Thu, 05 Nov 2009 05:47:37 GMT krajibg http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2181882.aspx I'm planning to give myself an ultimate country browsing before I call I can say "I'm done here." However, many travel books are showcasing fancy things about different countries. Well, my idea of an interesting travel or visit is to see both the fancy and reality in that particular place.Since I was a child I contemplated of seeing AFRICA for myself. I love the wild thing but when I grew older and more aware of the things happening around the world, my views changed. Now, I still want to visit Africa but not for the wild thing anymore but also the realities of the people living there. I heard and read, they are experiencing a very difficult and miserable lives especially children and women.... Any suggestions? Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:22:56 GMT eurekafemme http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2181424.aspx My profile is one day ahead of my actual birthday. I don't turn 63 until tomorrow. Can't believe it's been another year of fun, grandkids, crafts and myLot. Is your profile on target or jumping the gun? Sat, 14 Nov 2009 09:35:08 GMT carolbee http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1990931.aspx Birthday parties. I remember as a child, birthday parties were about running around, playing games and getting presents. I guess as you get older, it's about having some delicious food, good music, and hanging out with loved ones. My boyfriend and I went to his Aunt's birthday party. We had so much fun last night. It ended up being a few of us getting together at a local bar and grill. We ate a little, danced some, and drank plenty of beer. It was also the owner of the Bar and Grill's birthday as well. So, we partied it up and drank it down. I had so much fun and it's a local place and plenty of other friends were there too. I took plenty of pictures. I love it when we get to out go and party and have a good time with the people you love. So, I guess birthday parties are about having the people who care for you enough to make an effort to spend some time with you on your day. It does not matter how old you are, your birthday will always be about you. Sun, 26 Apr 2009 22:28:54 GMT mystery_1379 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2174792.aspx maybe you are now going to consider where to eat with your boy/girl friend or with your family this weekend.eat at home,there will be more interesting and will have a lot of fun,you can do it yourselves and that will become a romantic night,or eat outside,there also maybe a good choise,you do not have to prepare the groceries and take a much time to cook.which one do you prefer? Fri, 06 Nov 2009 03:49:20 GMT winnieying66 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2126085.aspx My uncle is such a workaholic, He usually has no time with his family. I always tell him to spend more time with his kids, my cousins are growing, and my uncle is missing a lot of things. I hope that he realizes that very very soon before it's too late. I told him to enjoy his life, and don't push his self too much on working. He looks a bit wasted and stressed these past few months. I wanted him to enjoy his life with his family. He always tells me " but I'm doing this for my family". He's right but don't you think that all work and no play makes a man dull/stupid/lifeless, wasted? LOL! Tue, 08 Sep 2009 07:16:17 GMT ivygrey http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2171209.aspx Sometimes, we don't fully understand our capabilities. Others think we are helpless, and don't deserve happiness. Especially if it concerns our enemies, and the ocassional acquaintances. Even some of our friends get envious, and seem to pull away from the relationship just a little. For me, everybody deserves the best in their life. If they have worked and saved for a lot of years, they are truly entitled to everything good that comes their way. What about you? How do you feel about enjoying life? Do you have a certain ritual that incorporates rest and relaxation? Sun, 01 Nov 2009 11:50:43 GMT geminikid