It is the simple things............................

Michael Wade suggests we pay attention to where real pleasure lies.  Culled from his list:

"A visit from a noble dog. Shakespeare. Dickens. The feeling of achievement. The discovery of a solution. Diana Rigg. An evening breeze. The flag flapping in the wind. Jig-saw puzzles"

I'd add a few more:  the taste of a chocolate-chip cookie still warm from the oven, the smell of bacon frying, the first magnolia blooms of the Spring, the feel of a fly ball settling into a well-worn baseball glove, the sound of the kitty's purr, a perfectly thrown frisbee.   Add some of your own, it's fun.