Have you heard of #100happydays? It’s a website that promotes the idea of taking a photo a day for 100 happy days. The idea being to appreciate the moment and those little moments in life.
I thought i’d give it a go! I’m a fifth of the way through now and here are my little moments from the past 20 days.
>> Day one: Clicking ‘buy’ for my summer holiday. One of the best feelings of planning a holiday is the moment you click ‘buy’ and then hear the confirmation email ping into your inbox.
>> Day two: Cooking (and eating) noodle and vegetable soup for lunch with lots of soy sauce! Delicious.
>> Day three: An after work run.
>> Day four: Putting my feet up at the end of the day, that’s what tired feet need!
>> Day five: Buying and wrapping birthday presents ready for the end of May.
>> Day six: Arriving home to a beautifully written and illustrated story. Sent from a friend in Australia. Thanks Sam!
>> Day seven: A Friday night treat with friends. These delicious desserts were shared between five.
>>Day eight: A sunny Saturday and some pretty tulips to complete the spring feeling.
>> Day nine: Arriving in London for a bank holiday weekend. The best!
>> Day ten: Picnicing in Regents Park and watching the people go by.
>> Day eleven: Receiving exciting news!
>>Day twelve: A post-work canal run.
>>Day thirteen: Making plans; very exciting ones!
>>Day fourteen: Evening nibbles when my parents came to stay for the weekend.
>>Day fifteen: Creating with my mum and introducing her to ‘tape transfers.’ As I tried before here.
>>Day seventeen: A Monday evening canal wander and a quick canoe trip on a lovely spring evening. Nice for a Monday!
>>Day eighteen: Watching the sunset over dinner. It was ‘once’; the Chilean word for teatime. A light(ish) dinner of bread with scrambled egg.
>>Day nineteen: A delicious curry, cooked by my in-house-chef!
Are any of you trying this too? Link your photos in the comments below, i’d love to check them out!
Check back soon for my next 20 days!
Marcella xx
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