Happiness....

Quit whining. Drink bourbon. Climb more.
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dmw
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Happiness is knowing that I will be home soon and will see all my buddies again.... yay and getting to hang out at the Red and be a poor bum.
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ynot wrote:show me the money!!!!
How much do you need?
What I love about running is you can meditate while running. It's a peaceful place.

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krampus
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For me, its always been hard to enjoy anything that has not been a struggle, no matter how much it cost financially. Having money to spend is one thing, but earning the money you spend is something entirely different.
rhunt wrote:
pawilkes wrote:being in a long distance relationship for the last couple years has required me to spend a reasonable amount of money traveling to see her. These trips bought me happiness but a lot of the other crap that I've spent my money on hasn't. I think the guy has a point, its just easily confused.
WOW pawilkes, thanks for giving me some perspective. I too am in a long distance relationship and when I pay my vehilce gas bill every month it can be painful, yet its been worth every penny.
I have just started a long distance relationship, and the plane tickets, gas, and time spent in the car is well worth every penny. Its something to look forward to every week, and the year that it will take to have the option to live closer to each other is like the light at the end of the tunnel.
ashtray wrote:Happiness is:

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4) finding a short and curly in your McDonald's milkshake.
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Man I miss my job at McDonalds
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don't worry krampus..paying $200 a weekend to get laid will wear off after awhile....plus, if you are wasting your weekends seeing this person, that tells me you are no longer a climber, and should turn in your user ID on here.
Positive vibes brah...positive vibes.
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pigsteak wrote:don't worry krampus..paying $200 a weekend to get laid will wear off after awhile....plus, if you are wasting your weekends seeing this person, that tells me you are no longer a climber, and should turn in your user ID on here.
hehe, not true at all, she is probably a better climber than I am, not that thats really saying much, so my trips to the red will be as regular as ever. :D :D
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the annual labor day outing, eh? :wink:
Positive vibes brah...positive vibes.
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krampus
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yeah, only it was too hot this year so I just walked around the crag with all my quickdraws attached to my harness. Never got on anything but everybody thought I was a badass and knew about some super secret lines around the corner at left flank. It was awesome. 8)
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Andrew wrote:It makes me happy when I do routes before other people or when I warm up on others peoples projects.
You warm up on your own projects.
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