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What made you happy today?

Discovering the Djs from Mars mashed up some Queen, The Prodigy, Skrillex and Rage against the Machine on you tube.


Also found The Rubber band Man (Spinners?)
-( Guardians of the Galaxy) also on YouTube.

It's the little things that make me happy,
Whilst working on some big things.
 
Little thing: Sipping on my Mexican coffee.

Not-so-little-thing: Thinking about and coming up with some novel and interesting ways I can adjust my methods of communication so that I stop resorting to total avoidance. :D
 
My best friend (on the spectrum) in Shanghai called me yesterday. We haven't seen each other in 10 months, and I had a great time having to know that she is all well, even though we did not talk much at all on the phone!
 
Russian Ballet class, omg , they need 911 outside for me, encase l pass out, but the owner said l could come back, like he didn't bounce me out of class.
 
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Mia said:
Absolutely not.
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I was manually sanding the dry filler in a partitioning wall at home.
Rubber band man started to play.

I surprised myself trying to continue sanding and 'getting down' like those gentlemen in blue suits on the video.

Couldn't do both. Was amusing :)
 
That the perfect cup of coffee deity exists and is my nirvana over almost everything else on the planet.
 
Going to my job, l am so happy to have a job. l read about everyone's issues re: jobs and l realize how hard it is for people on the spectrum.
 
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