Finding Happiness: What's Your Level?

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The only time that I was really happy was when I was when I was in the air. I got grounded on a medical in '77, and that was the end of it. 30 years later, I met W... and I'm happy again. Weird.
 
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This might sound stupid... but I don't know.

The things I do (i.e. play guitar, video games, do physics, etc.) is alright, but none of it really jumps at me like some people's hobbies seem to do to them. If I was told I could never do it again... I wouldn't really care I think.
 
WarPhalange said:
If I was told I could never do it again... I wouldn't really care I think.

That's only because you have not yet discovered your passion. And don't try to find it; it will find you. There's no rush, pal.
 
I'm not trying to rush it, but I've tried things in the past that I've liked, but like you said I've never found my passion. I'm just hoping my passion doesn't turn out to be something expensive.