I think you're working on the first step already--you're starting to develop a list of things that make you smile.
Once you have that, you can figure out which ones are totally dependent on other people (snuggling with Colleen, for instance), which are partially dependent on other people (directing your walk so it includes walking past a playground full of laughing kids), and which you can do all by yourself (playing music, maybe? Making up a new joke?).
Then, when you need cheering, you can decide which attempt to implement.
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Date: 2009-10-06 05:56 am (UTC)Once you have that, you can figure out which ones are totally dependent on other people (snuggling with Colleen, for instance), which are partially dependent on other people (directing your walk so it includes walking past a playground full of laughing kids), and which you can do all by yourself (playing music, maybe? Making up a new joke?).
Then, when you need cheering, you can decide which attempt to implement.