Happiness In The Long White Cloud

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We learn to be happy through experiencing a life that is fully led


 They teach us to remember, and year after year in school this is the constant focus-- but no one teaches us to forget. Forgetting pain and rinsing it out of our system is nigh impossible, but remembering a happy moment, a moment of joy, is often harder because joy and happiness rarely leave a scar or mark. We learn to be happy through experiencing a life that is fully led (whether there is much pain, loss or disappointment).

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