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Episode: 4592
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Title: Happy by shower # 2
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr4592/hpr4592.mp3
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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
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Today's show is entitled, "Happy by shower # 2"
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The host is Antoine and the duration is 00:05:21
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The flag is Clean, and the license is CC-BY-SA
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The summary is "Other things that make me happy"
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Hello, hello, welcome to HPR, hello, hello, this is the episode happy by shower, number
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two, other things that make me happy.
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I also happen to be happy when I see my dogs well, they're both a little wood and have
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had grave sicknesses.
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One, the girl, is taken medication because of a problem, maybe on this pine, that interferes
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with walking, but in general, both her and him, a little white male, who almost died
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because of stone in the ureter at around the pandemic, are today good and then grateful
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seeing them in the state and they suffer when they suffer.
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The hot weather is also more comfortable for them and for me in general, so even though
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we are having too much hot weeks here in Kuri Chiba, it's a soft, nice weather.
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Generally, I take a cup of coffee on the early morning, sometimes, I give a little
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run, or go cycling to my duties, without coffee and even without bread.
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Only then, hours later, I take the coffee and maybe eat something hours after a week.
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The exercise, the bath with nothing nor the stomach, and oh, the coffee after, especially
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espresso, or American, my current favorite, espresso with hot water, that's good, it's a
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good feeling outside of the routine.
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I learned to like to share things, I like to share what a judging partant, as much as I
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appreciate doing that, they feel as a burden, an account or a published content, are like
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something and constantly caring that may condemn what it comes to be, or may create expectations
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on others that see them, that they can fulfill, or are being the road in a manner that they feel
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so insecure, so if you're good and safe and erasing everything under my control, sometime after
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having created an account or published something. I feel well, and it makes me happy to have
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an out of sleep in which I don't wake up more than once, if I wake up early spontaneously
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and rested, better yet. Good sensation makes me happy. To be true, when I spend the first time
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on the morning reading the Bible with prayer, even on a not keen on doing that, man, my head and my
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body end up being marvellous. Martin Luther, the one of the reform, is said to having said,
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I have so much to do that I will spend the first three hours praying.
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A piece of opinion, an asked, if you are constantly doing something, you think it's too easy,
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you may not be doing it right, or you're not doing the right thing. Let's see what's wrong
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and do the right thing. One last thing that makes me happy is when my swimming pool is clean,
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it's been four years now, as with the other facts, it's good by itself, yeah, but has more
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meaning, as I had many dirty problems with its water to the points that the neighbors called
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sanitary authorities. I don't want to have anymore problems in this area, or in any other area
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of living, but I know now and have to guide my heart to feel accordingly to what I know,
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that any problems that arise are to result in my good and good to other people and other
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living creatures too. So the difficulties even the hardest ones can be faced with peace,
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because in all the future and being in a bad state, we will not help, we will not help in hiking
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and overcoming whatever there is here now or right ahead. Our posture, our internal condition
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in doing something, counts much together with the external things, visible or invisible,
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dead we do. I thank you for listening, bye.
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You have been listening to the Hacker Public Radio podcast, at hackerpublicradio.org.
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Today's show was contributed by a HPR listener like yourself.
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If you ever thought of recording a podcast, then visit the HPR site to find out how easy it really is.
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Hosting for HPR has been kindly provided by anhonesthost.com, the Internet Archive, rsync.net, and the HPR Community Content Delivery Network.
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Unless otherwise stated, today's show is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0) license.
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