Becoming addicted to good things

The last year plus has been very challenging on an emotional (and logistical) level, but I've felt my attitude changing for the better since I started doing these "good things" posts recently.  Despite what all we've dealt with in the stress and crummy circumstances department (and I know many people deal with FAR WORSE), it is very uplifting to give thanks instead of griping.  So here are some more good things as of late...

• The nanny job was very easy this morning from 6:30 until 10:27.
• Starting on some little craft projects for people I love.
• Teaching lessons is usually more fun than not.
• Sharp cheddar.
• Here's a biggie: I got my Washington state health insurance card in the mail today, meaning that the health insurance issue has been solved for me through the end of June.  Big load off my mind!
• Also, I got the rest of the myriad tax documents today, meaning I can get the taxes done during February and not wait until April 14th as is my usual habit!
• Started with a new student today.
• Cats.
• Jared fixed the apartment door in a more permanent fashion, bypassing the need to call maintainance yet again and I think, maybe?, permanently ending our SWAT team entries which have been becoming more frequent again recently.
• It was sunny for a while this morning.
• Group class was particularly fun last night - we had a slightly different constellation of people there who divided up neatly for our upstairs/downstairs time really well.
• WIC
• A dear friend who has disappeared from my FB several months ago has returned - and it turns out that somehow I had accidentally been blocked from her account, perhaps by her toddlers... :-)
• Jared made delicious banana nut pancakes for breakfast.
• Bach E Minor Continuo Sonata - it works really well with just violin and cello, and Jared and I will play three movements of it when we play for the Methodist Church in a couple of weeks.
• Baby hiccups.
• Realizing I could stack up Little Boy's waffles after syruping them but before cutting them, thus making the preparation way more efficient.  Why did it take me this many months to figure it out???