Small things that make you happy!

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It’s wonderful to see everyone sharing the small things that bring them joy! 😊 Here are some of my favorites:

  1. Nature: Whether it’s sitting outside, watching the sky, or listening to the birds, connecting with nature can be incredibly uplifting.
  2. Pets: Our furry friends have a magical way of making us smile. Cats, dogs, and other animals bring comfort and companionship.
  3. Morning Coffee: That first cup of hot coffee in the morning can set a positive tone for the day.
  4. Fresh Flowers: The beauty and fragrance of fresh flowers can brighten any space and lift our spirits.
  5. Exercise: Whether it’s going for a run, lifting weights, or doing yoga, exercise releases endorphins and boosts our mood.
  6. Family: Staying connected with loved ones, even through phone calls or texts, brings warmth and happiness.
  7. Music: Listening to favorite tunes from the past can transport us to happy memories.
It’s the little things that add up to create a joyful life. Stay safe and take care!
 
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ValentinSampson said:
Seeing random animals (dogs, cats, opossums, raccoons, alligators, cranes, ducks) on my ring cameras.

For some reason, my home seems to attract animals, and since I'm fond of them, I simply let them be.

There have been instances where I've encountered cute but lost bulldogs, and through Ring, I was able to reunite them with their owners. Recently, a mini husky-like dog showed up when I wasn't home.

One regular visitor is a plump opossum that triggers the Ring camera in my backyard almost nightly. It seems to have found a mate now, as they trigger the camera together.

I suspect they've made a home in my backyard, as they follow the same path from the porch to a big tree every night without fail, sometimes lingering in the front bushes.

Additionally, there's a group of about ten cats around. One particularly persistent cat once tried to force its way into my house, repeatedly attempting to dart inside whenever I cracked open the door. It even chased me to my car and tried to jump in as I left, waiting in the driveway for my return.

Recently, I spotted a cat I didn't recognize. Upon closer inspection, I realized it was actually a giant raccoon.
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That cat wants to be yours! When we first moved into our house, a neighbor's cat walked through the front door like she belonged and started eating my cat's food. Most cats aren't that bold.
 
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ValentinSampson said:
Seeing random animals (dogs, cats, opossums, raccoons, alligators, cranes, ducks) on my ring cameras.

For some reason, my home seems to attract animals, and since I'm fond of them, I simply let them be.

There have been instances where I've encountered cute but lost bulldogs, and through Ring, I was able to reunite them with their owners. Recently, a mini husky-like dog showed up when I wasn't home.

One regular visitor is a plump opossum that triggers the Ring camera in my backyard almost nightly. It seems to have found a mate now, as they trigger the camera together.

I suspect they've made a home in my backyard, as they follow the same path from the porch to a big tree every night without fail, sometimes lingering in the front bushes.

Additionally, there's a group of about ten cats around. One particularly persistent cat once tried to force its way into my house, repeatedly attempting to dart inside whenever I cracked open the door. It even chased me to my car and tried to jump in as I left, waiting in the driveway for my return.

Recently, I spotted a cat I didn't recognize. Upon closer inspection, I realized it was actually a giant raccoon.
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that cat wants to be yours
 
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