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“You Make Me So…
Very Happy.”
Blood, Sweat, and Tears. This band is overlooked. I suspect it’s because they have commas in their name.
I’m writing today to ask you, my reader(s) to let me know how you’re digesting my blog. For those of you who have read my blogs, you know I usually write about my strife with severe comedy, but I honestly don’t know how this is going.
Do I cite to many sources? Is the following of Rubin too much. Not enough? Am I a bummer? You tell me. I would smile, ever so briefly, if you do.
My current pondering is of money and happiness. I will follow up with it tomorrow. At the moment, I’m thinking of how happy I am that Chef Ramsey shows such an interest in New Jersey because the reality shows of late have really made a bad, yet unfair, name worse for my beloved state.
Til tomorrow.
A frustrated victim of motivational speakers, Arena begins her look at the happiness industry with us while reading The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin. She will take us back to a Millionaire Mind Seminar where her quest to live her dreams brought her to a standstill with debt, legal trouble, and living in her worst nightmare - geographically, even.
Amy Arena holds a B.A. in American Studies from San Francisco State University. A respected actress and world-renown singer (at least underground) , Arena has written several peer-appreciated, but not-yet-produced plays, has published poetry and won awards for her short stories on websites that no longer exist, and produced an album that she can't afford to hype with the finesse of the happiness experts.
