Last week was all about noticing the details in flowers. That tiny action is a way to slow down and appreciate the beauty in something we often take for granted. And the motion of stopping to notice details changes our perspective pushing us towards a blissful moment of happiness. I’m hoping you discovered that last week.
This week we’ll stick with the flower theme, but in a completely different way.
With the abundance of flowers in the northern hemisphere this time of year, isn’t it nice to use them to bring joy to someone else. There’s happiness in that too.
Here’s the prompt for this week:
The Happiness Project is
my way of sprinkling happiness like fairy dust so that we can shift our perspective towards a happier more joyful life. Each Tuesday I will give you a prompt and an affirmation for the week. Use these to guide yourself towards a joyful life filled with gratitude and happiness. Think of it as your own gratitude journal.
Once in a while we’ll do a check-in to see how your happiness is improving, so keep slowly moving towards happiness.
Happiness Community Shares:
Join the Happiness Community by writing a post, or sharing an image using the happiness prompt. Leave a comment and/or link your post in the comments so others can see it, and I will know to share it in next week’s post.
Last week:
Janice Reid a member of our happiness community and blogger at Sincerely Jan https://accordingto.me/ tells us she is on her way to a tropical destination that is full of gorgeous flowers. Certainly lots of happiness in that.
Margie from https://backroadsandotherstories.com promised to stop a little longer to notice the details in flowers and immerse herself in the happiness. As a grandma-to-be there will be plenty of little joys to celebrate also. Congrats Margie!
Still Restless Jo https://stillrestlessjo.com/blog/ can’t imagine a world without flowers. And neither can I. They bring such joy as do Jo’s images of flowers that she finds on her many walks. Walk along with Jo every Monday.
Cee Neuner who is a photographer who’s subject is often flowers shared a lovely story on her blog. You can read it here https://ceenphotography.com/2023/06/09/amazing-flowers-happiness-project/ and you can also join Cee’s FOTD (Flower of the Day Challenge). I myself have so many photos of flowers I could post a FAM (Flower a Minute).
Here’s a poppy from my garden for you Cee. Not that I’m a photographer by any means, but I couldn’t resist snapping this beauty which I planted this year.

Wynne Leon the beautiful soul from Surprised by Joy, https://wynneleon.com and a happiness community regular seems to have disappeared this week. Where’s Wynne?
Steffi from https://kokopellibeefreeblog.wordpress.com/ shared several images on Twitter and was very attuned to the delicate details of flowers on her balcony. Here’s one that brought all of us some happiness.
I hope you found some moments of happiness last week in experiencing all the minute details that we often don’t notice, but do exist in flowers.
This week, I wish you some beautiful moments of slow intentional happiness as you celebrate the joy of giving someone else a flower.
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Oh my goodness – sorry I fell off the radar for a week but I’m so HAPPY to be back this week. I love this prompt because my daughter’s 2nd grade class organized last Wednesday for every kid to bring in a single flower to make a bouquet for a dedicated classroom volunteer. The picture of what they all made was WONDERFUL! You are so right, Alegria – just the act of giving a single flower makes a difference. As do you with these wonderful prompts!! ❤
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So nice to have you back Wynne. Though know there is no obligation. I was just joking, as I did this week too. 😁. I know life gets busy. Though Miss O’s classroom giving for their classroom volunteer is a lovely celebration of happiness and giving. Beautiful reciprocity. Thanks for being here. Always enjoy your comments. 💕🌸
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Ha, ha, ha – I knew you were joking!! But it’s a true pleasure to be part of your community so I did miss it too!! 🙂 ❤
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You are the sweetest!
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That is a beautiful color poppy, Alegria. Here is my bouquet of flowers for you and your friends. https://alwayswrite.blog/2023/06/14/wq-24-happiness-radiates-from-pink-flowers/
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Hi Marsha! I’m so sorry I missed your message. It was mixed in with spam comments. I have now fixed the issue. Thank you for joining in with the Happiness Community. 🌸
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Of course, Spam happens. LOL!
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What a wonderful concept for this week. I love to share my flower photos with my community.
Here is my entry for the week.
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Thanks so much Cee. I just read your beautiful post. And love your floral photography. It’s a real gift to all of us. 💕🌸
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Many thanks for your sweet comment 😀
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What a lovely prompt! I have roses growing in my new garden and I am sure I can find someone to give some to! I used to have poppies just like these on the farm and every year, it made me very happy when they bloomed. They are gorgeous.
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Thanks Margie. I love this particular variety of poppy (for the colour) and planted them this year. Lovely to share your roses. They are sure to spread happiness. Thanks for joining in the fun! Have a great week. 🌸
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I love poppies of every variety. A shame they are so short-lived. Many thanks for the link, Alegria. My next door neighbours here are lovely but have a few health issues. I thought I might deliver a small bouquet this week, even if it’s wild flowers.
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Oh that’s lovely Jo! They will be thrilled I’m sure. Yes, I too love poppies though these are my first this season. Like so many beautiful flowers they only last a short time, but it makes that time so much more special.
Thanks for participating! 🌸
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