Perhaps I should think of something new, eh? But my wish is simple. “I hope you have a happy day,” my note said. They all say that. It’s true. If I had the time, I would write a note to each home in Reno — wishing them a happy day. It may sound trivial. It may sound daunting. But it’s honest, and it’s real. Let’s remember to love and wish people well. And mean it. It really is that simple. Continue reading Day 22: Happy Note
I know, another Happy Note! It may be small, but each Happy Note is a chance to touch someone. I hope that person will receive the note with an open mind, and happiness at the thought of the good vibes tucked inside. Continue reading Day 21: Happy Note
I just keep placing random notes all around town. This makes me so happy. Notes of love and of care, a simple way to wish people a happy day. These little notes, I personally hand write. I intentionally think happy thoughts and well wishes with each pen stroke. Then, I place the Happy Notes on people’s cars and doorsteps. I leave some in unsuspecting grocery aisles, park benches, and even at a bus stop. My hope is for each note to give someone a little smile and just a subtle wave to say, “have a happy day.” Cheers! Continue reading Day 13: Happy Note
Another Happy Note today! While I was out on a lunch break, I wrote a Happy Note. I keep these notecards on me at all times, ya know? So, while I was out, I was so blissful to stuff an envelope with some happiness and let a fellow citizen know that I care. Have a happy day fellow Reno-ite! Continue reading Day 12: Happy Note
I wrote a note, filled with happiness and well wishes. I left this Happy Note on someone’s car windshield as I was out and about. I hope this stranger finds it well and has a happy day! Continue reading Day 11: Happy Note
Wow! One week already in. I feel great! Kind of. My entire household has been feeling under the weather. So today, I am going to have to take it easy. Easy, but definitely not stopping. Simple, but effective — Happy Note! I left a note card filled with well wishes on someone’s car windshield. I truly hope they have a happy day. Continue reading Day Eight: Happy Note
So what can I do? I have $10 and half a tank of gas… A-HA! HappyNotes! I went to the dollar store and bought 100 note cards. In each one, I wrote a message of happiness. One hundred messages! Personally hand-written, notes sending happiness and well wishes into our community. Then, the team and I joined to conquer, and spent a couple hours of the day delivering the happy notes to various locations around town. Reports were that most notes went on windshields. Some notes went on door steps. Some notes were even hand-delivered. I sincerely wish each of you … Continue reading $10 and Half a Tank of Gas: Day One
Reno Happy Project 