Practice Essay On Happiness.

 What has been the happiest day of your life so far?

 In your essay, tell what happened that made it so wonderful.
Use your personal observations, experience, and knowledge.

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It is my opinion, that there is no such thing as the happiest day of a person's life.
Life is made up of small bits and fragments of happiness that keep us going.
No matter how much happy there is in one day, there is always that part of your day
when your just unhappy.


There is no real way to measure happiness.
A lot of true happiness comes from memories,
the warm, fuzzy feeling that you get from looking at a picture that has been sitting on
desk overlooked for far too long,
and trying to grasp the reality of moments gone by.
so the happiest day of my life, is more of a feeling than an actual set date.
It is a mixture of every little happy moment pulled together into one picture frame.
If I could capture every smile on my families faces,
every laugh that parted from their lips,
leaving perminent happy wrinkles on their faces.
that would be my happy day.

One of my personal favorites,
is the happiness that comes from pure contentment.
The feeling of having everything you ever wanted, and more.
Contentment can come from something as simple as a smile pursing
someones lips when you know you made them feel happy.
Or feeling a rough hand slide into your equally soft one,
making you feel like for once, you belong in the world.

Another form of happiness come from a sense of acheivement.
Have you ever worked really hard on something for so long,
that when you've finally finished your task,
you feel so completed that it seems nearly impossible to ever
have to work on anything, ever again.
The satisfaction in working hard is (in my opinion)
one of the best things life has to offer.

So in closing;
If I had to pick the perfect, most happy day of my entire life.
I would pick everyday, because every individual day of my life,
has created the happiness I feel today,
and my life wouldn't be complete without the events that created
this delusion of grandeur we call happiness.