Happiness is simple. Everything we do to find it is complicated. — Karen Maezen Miller, Hand Wash Cold: Care Instructions for an Ordinary Life
Happiness is simple. Everything we do to find it is complicated. — Karen Maezen Miller, Hand Wash Cold: Care Instructions for an Ordinary Life
Happiness is simple. Everything we do to find it is complicated. — Karen Maezen Miller, Hand Wash Cold: Care Instructions for an Ordinary Life
Happiness is simple. Everything we do to find it is complicated. — Karen Maezen Miller, Hand Wash Cold: Care Instructions for an Ordinary Life
Happiness is simple. Everything we do to find it is complicated. — Karen Maezen Miller, Hand Wash Cold: Care Instructions for an Ordinary Life
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Happiness is simple. Everything we do to find it is complicated.

— Karen Maezen Miller, Hand Wash Cold: Care Instructions for an Ordinary Life
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Remember that happiness is a way of travel - not a destination. — Roy M. Goodman
If we cannot live so as to be happy let us at least live so as to deserve it. — Immanuel Hermann von Fichte
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