[LiteraryLark]

I cleaned my fish bowls today and they look so much happier. My little bettas are blowing bubbles and it brings me so much joy to sit and watch my bettas.

I get super happy to clean things whether at home or at work. I love that clean feeling and how much it makes my mom and dad happy to come home to a clean house. In the early afternoon Mom and Dad wanted to go out for a little while, so I speed cleaned the house (even though I did lots of extra scrubbing) and by the time the house was done I had got halfway through my first fish tank when they walked through the door...Mom and Dad went, "Yaaaayyy, a clean house! It smells so nice in here!" and it made me soooooo happy.

I get really excited about snails, sloths, and slow-moving animals because they try so hard to get to where they're going and they're enjoying the journey, and I find it so inspiring.

I get a tremendous amount of joy of picking up the mail. I get ecstatic if I see my name on the envelope even if it's junk...hey, someone thought of me. You should see the level of awe on my face when I receive a package, even if I ordered it. And it just blows my mind to get a hand written letter. Bahahahahaha!

What are some little things that bring you joy?

[downandlonely]

My cat purring and wanting to be close to me.
Feeling clean out of a shower.
Hugs (before the pandemic)

Also @LiteraryLark you are welcome to clean my apartment any time you want!

[lizardlady]

Cuddling with my furry babies
The cats purring.
Getting out of the shower, putting on a clean sleep shirt and crawling into to crisp, clean sheets dried on the line.
Freshly mown yard

[LiteraryLark]

Originally Posted by lizardlady

Cuddling with my furry babies
The cats purring.
Getting out of the shower, putting on a clean sleep shirt and crawling into to crisp, clean sheets dried on the line.
Freshly mown yard

I LOVE the smell of fresh cut lawn. I even love the sound of the lawnmower cuz it means I'll have that nice smell afterwards.

[mote.of.soul]

My little bromeliads.🙂💚

These are tank bromeliads which collect water around the stem like a pitcher plant, creating small habitats for insects and even frogs. They also absorb the nutrients of deceased insects. I brought them inside due to strong winds which I worry might snap their stems, but as you can see, there are new shoots.

I'm looking forward to seeing how big they'll get and how many more flowers will sprout.



Pictured below is the reservoir where water collects.🙂

[downandlonely]

Originally Posted by mote.of.soul

My little bromeliads.🙂💚

These are tank bromeliads which collect water around the stem like a pitcher plant, creating small habitats for insects and even frogs. They also absorb the nutrients of deceased insects. I brought them inside due to strong winds which I worry might snap their stems, but as you can see, there are new shoots.

I'm looking forward to seeing how big they'll get and how many more flowers will sprout.



Pictured below is the reservoir where water collects.🙂

Those are so cool!

[LiteraryLark]

Originally Posted by mote.of.soul

My little bromeliads.🙂💚

These are tank bromeliads which collect water around the stem like a pitcher plant, creating small habitats for insects and even frogs. They also absorb the nutrients of deceased insects. I brought them inside due to strong winds which I worry might snap their stems, but as you can see, there are new shoots.

I'm looking forward to seeing how big they'll get and how many more flowers will sprout.



Pictured below is the reservoir where water collects.🙂

How cool are those!!! They are gorgeous!