"You could also do 'Happy Spanxgiving,' " Blakely said, jiggling her left leg; she had arisen early with the couple's twenty-month-old son, Lazer, and drunk a large chai latte.
They could do a grittier "Happy Days," a "West Wing" in the Reagan White House or a Seattle music show set in 1991.
At these moments, she wrote, she tried to remind herself of all the things she could do to feel happy: "demand respect from others"; "be physically attractive"; "take a reserved stance"; "live in harmony with nature".
But I was married and all I could do is be happy for them and wish them the best.
(CI 21) We wanted them to offer to do things that they felt they could do and feel happy to say if they didn't feel they could do certain things that might come their way.
This really is a golden age of television and I think that one thing you could do to become happier is embrace how much television you watch.
In fairness, I get your frustration Colin, and if I could do better than "the happy man scored a goal", I would.
Unlike a child, who pleases in spite of herself, Butterscotch wanted to know what she could do to make you happy, if only you kept her fed and let her play.
For example, if you spot a little girl crying in the park, you could ask your child what he could do to make her happy.
Her arguments were all about her and what people could do to make her happier, and not about the contentment to or even concerns of her husband or her children.
