seeing her sleep pose

my turtle:

Sitting outside and listening to the birdsong.

Smoking weed.

Taking naps

Entering a discussion on Lemmy!

Eating the rich

Watching my fish.

Puppies!

When my any of my cats greet me at the door when I come home from work.

One of them does it more frequently - she’ll either hang out in the front window or my bedroom window, see me, hop down and be at my feet when I open the door. She’ll chirp and I’ll pick her up once I put down my bags.

birds

It has to be a consistent practice for it to work, but it does work. Start each day (or early in the day do this) by thinking of three things for which you're grateful. They don't have to be profound. Example:

1. Got beers with buddy before his family takes a month-long vacay
2. An app that I like recently released a new version with enhancements and new features
3. Building mgmt offered some free rent for lease renewals during the same time we'd be renewing anyway

Try it. It works. But it took a fair amount of time to feel natural and easy, at least for me.

Turning off my phone

!superbowl@lemmy.world consistently brightens my day.

Having a nice reason to get out of bed pretty soon after waking up.

Cold water. Or a cold drink really. I'm a bit too forgetful with my hydration

One of my girlfriends - she's little and seeing her improves my day :3