Friends give me notes for the article I dedicate to them every year:
1) Life only has the meaning that each person manages to give it, but everyone gets better when they share it.
2) Happiness is small moments; being happy is about collecting them.
3) The happiest are not those who commanded more, but those who had to obey less.
4) Someone is unhappy because they can't be a writer and someone is a writer because they can't be happy. Both are jealous.
5) Envy is a declaration of inferiority, but it is deactivated if you confess it with a smile.
6) You will fall in love with a person's virtues, but you will only share your whole life with them if you fall in love with their flaws.
7) My happiest friends are the ones who already have what the most ambitious will never have: enough.
8) We all lose loved ones, but those who remember what they lived with them suffer less than those who regret what they will live without them.
9) We complain about our children, but no one regrets having them.
10) No father is happier than the most miserable of his children.
11) There is always someone who loves us and doesn't let us do what we want. And it's almost always luck.
12) It's not about working fewer hours; to be happy is not to work and it is achieved by figuring out how you win, not how you lose, life. Pick a job you love and you'll never work.
13) From 100,000 euros a year, it costs more millions a little more welfare. You can have five cars, but you only have one ass.
14) At 20, we complain about not having enough sex; at 30, little money; at 40, for a short time; at 50, from sleeping little, and at 60, the declaration of well-being increases in surveys; that is to say, the lucid acceptance of what is ours.
15) Some friends think they command, win or shine more than others, but for everyone the most exciting moment is realizing that we are alive and can hug each other. That's when we share a moment of genuine happiness.
