Eighteen: The happiest moment of my life. 

Okay, this is a hard one. Of my life? Wow. I guess when my sister was born? I was four years old and super excited. Right before we went to visit (I was with my Grandma and two Aunts) I asked if I could get her something so we went to a toystore in town and I got her a beetle beanie baby (until the age of 8 she had a huge bug obsession which I take full credit for). Then I went to the hospital and got to meet her! My parents didn’t tell me till I was older that she was born with pneumonia and there was a chance she wasn’t gonna make it so I thought it was completely normal for a baby to be covered in wires. But my parents were able to convince the nurses to have me hold her and I did. I remember holding this squishy faced creature that eventually became my lovably obnoxious little sis. :) 

As far as more recently…idk. I like the quote from Up that Russel says, “It might sound boring, but I think the boring stuff is the stuff I remember the most”. In trying to remember my happiest moments the things that popped into my head were playing frisbee on the quad at school, choir rehearsals, movie nights with friends, times at the lunch table…idk I just really love the simple stuff and I think that’s what makes me the happiest.