friends on november 12th celebrating national happy hour day to the fullest.
why limit happiness to just one hour?
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note: happy hour began as an event in the military.
it is believed that the term comes from events organized
by a club called the happy hour social for the United States Navy in 1913.
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“fair thoughts and happy hours attend on you.”
-william shakespeare
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image credit: google images
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
I have too much happy to contain it all in just one hour.
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same. it’s a state of mind more than an event
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Agreed.
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They are way too happy. ðĪŠ
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they may have had more than one hour of celebration
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Looks like it.
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‘happy hour’ at the pub on Fridays where we all congregate — our little party of five — is indeed a happy occasion ð we’ve been doing it for 30 years ð
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my Aussie son in law’s father, my in-law by way of marriage), has been doing it for many, many years, with the same people and at the same pub on Friday nights in Bunbury.
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that is a beautiful thing, Beth ; it is a great tradition: we meet up at a pub in Adelaide then move onto a restaurant ð
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I love seeing that the next generation is carrying on the tradition in the family, when they are in town –
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it is a blessed thing, Beth: family, togetherness, comradeship —
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Thanks for making this early hour so happy Beth ð
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my pleasure )
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I will truly attempt to be happy for at least one hour today, Beth!
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Iâm have no doubt you will
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Any excuse in a pinch!
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There you go!
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Need an extra hour, at least, LOL! ð
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At least!)
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Indeed. Why limit it? ð
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No reason
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Good question: Why limit happiness to one hour?
Thanks for the background information!
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Right?
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Thankfully, at most establishments I frequent, ‘happy hour’ has become ‘happy hours.’
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Yes-
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Why limit yourself? It’s always Happy Hour somewhere.
(The dogs made me smile, no easy task this early.)
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Right-
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Such happy faces for happy hour!
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They are!
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I have the same thought with Thanksgiving. Should we be thankful for 1 day and complain about the other 364?
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I agree-
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How about happy every hour…unless life does weird things.
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I love that
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That quote is marvelous. Concur completely.
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Great!
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cheers Beth! ðĨâšïļðŦsmiles hedy
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You too
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I missed this; guess I’ll have to make up for it on another day…
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always time to celebrate a holiday
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quite true!
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This is amazing. My neighbor texted me Friday afternoon, asking if I’d like to have a drink with her. I agreed, natch. Then she invited a couple other ladies on our street, who readily joined, one responding promptly, “on my way, drink in hand.” ð We had no idea it was National Happy Hour Day! We actually started at 4:30. Oops. But it spread into the 5:00 hour. ð
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you were literally ahead of your time)
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Heehee. Yep.
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Happy Hour was definitely Navy. Back in the day (40 years ago) as a Navy wife, Happy Hour on Friday was sacred. That’s when the bonding with the guys happened… so when they were at work, flying jets, they could count on and depend on each other. I was all for Happy Hour!
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wonderful!
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I like this concept of happy hours
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A good way to consider them
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