Episode: 4592
Title: Happy by shower # 2
Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr4592/hpr4592.mp3
Transcribed: 2026-07-31 16:14:40 (official HPR transcript)

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This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 4592, for 2026-03-10
Today's show is entitled, "Happy by shower # 2"
The host is Antoine and the duration is 00:05:21
The flag is Clean, and the license is CC-BY-SA
The summary is "Other things that make me happy"
Hello, hello, welcome to HPR, hello, hello, this is the episode happy by shower, number
two, other things that make me happy.
I also happen to be happy when I see my dogs well, they're both a little wood and have
had grave sicknesses.
One, the girl, is taken medication because of a problem, maybe on this pine, that interferes
with walking, but in general, both her and him, a little white male, who almost died
because of stone in the ureter at around the pandemic, are today good and then grateful
seeing them in the state and they suffer when they suffer.
The hot weather is also more comfortable for them and for me in general, so even though
we are having too much hot weeks here in Kuri Chiba, it's a soft, nice weather.
Generally, I take a cup of coffee on the early morning, sometimes, I give a little
run, or go cycling to my duties, without coffee and even without bread.
Only then, hours later, I take the coffee and maybe eat something hours after a week.
The exercise, the bath with nothing nor the stomach, and oh, the coffee after, especially
espresso, or American, my current favorite, espresso with hot water, that's good, it's a
good feeling outside of the routine.
I learned to like to share things, I like to share what a judging partant, as much as I
appreciate doing that, they feel as a burden, an account or a published content, are like
something and constantly caring that may condemn what it comes to be, or may create expectations
on others that see them, that they can fulfill, or are being the road in a manner that they feel
so insecure, so if you're good and safe and erasing everything under my control, sometime after
having created an account or published something. I feel well, and it makes me happy to have
an out of sleep in which I don't wake up more than once, if I wake up early spontaneously
and rested, better yet. Good sensation makes me happy. To be true, when I spend the first time
on the morning reading the Bible with prayer, even on a not keen on doing that, man, my head and my
body end up being marvellous. Martin Luther, the one of the reform, is said to having said,
I have so much to do that I will spend the first three hours praying.
A piece of opinion, an asked, if you are constantly doing something, you think it's too easy,
you may not be doing it right, or you're not doing the right thing. Let's see what's wrong
and do the right thing. One last thing that makes me happy is when my swimming pool is clean,
it's been four years now, as with the other facts, it's good by itself, yeah, but has more
meaning, as I had many dirty problems with its water to the points that the neighbors called
sanitary authorities. I don't want to have anymore problems in this area, or in any other area
of living, but I know now and have to guide my heart to feel accordingly to what I know,
that any problems that arise are to result in my good and good to other people and other
living creatures too. So the difficulties even the hardest ones can be faced with peace,
because in all the future and being in a bad state, we will not help, we will not help in hiking
and overcoming whatever there is here now or right ahead. Our posture, our internal condition
in doing something, counts much together with the external things, visible or invisible,
dead we do. I thank you for listening, bye.
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