Living life in a celebratory way is something that is very important to me. I’ve made a list of ways you can do so, and I’d love it if you shared additional suggestions in the comments!
100 Ways To Celebrate Life
- Bring mini umbrellas for your beverages
- Call your boobs party hats
- Wear headphones so your life’s soundtrack is on your terms
- Climb on sculptures, like those red balls outside Target
- Treat yourself to new stationery/office supplies (never underestimate the power of a blank page)
- Write down your dreams, both sleeping and not
- Take care of the environment so our Earth is still good for future generations to celebrate in
- Traipse through fields, meadows, and gardens
- Take time to look up
- Order pineapple fried rice that comes in a carved out pineapple
- Cheer out loud when you drive through new counties/state lines
- Eat dessert first
- Leave twinkle light and decorations up year round
- Make up a secret handshake with your best friend
- Make and laugh at “childish jokes” (those ridiculous and inappropriate ones, too)
- Participate in piggy back rides
- Put olives, berries, etc. on your fingers to pretend you’re an alien
- Never ever apologize for your lifestyle or interests (even “guilty pleasures”)
- Make a time capsule to commemorate your life right now
- Dance around a bonfire
- Smile, ask “How are you?” and say “Have a nice day” to all cashiers, toll booth operators, etc.
- Participate in a drum circle
- Use novelty items as if they’re basic and practical
- Make wishes at 11:11
- Write positive messages on car windows with window markers
- Don’t save “special things” for later
- Keep an emergency kit in your car or purse (confetti, googly eyes, etc.)
- Roll down hills
- Do cheese dance moves in clubs (shopping cart, lawnmower, etc.)
- Surprise loved ones with gifts
- Say yes to new experiences
- Be so in love with your life that there’s no time for jealousy
- Plant flowers in bleak places
- Stop judging others
- Make a bucket list and never stop adding to it
- Ask “Why not?” when someone asks you “Why?”
- Give yourself orgasms often
- Compliment strangers, but only if you mean it
- Act out silent movies/mime/do physical comedy in front of security cameras
- Treat mental health as importantly as you do physical health
- Limit your time looking at screens every day
- Motion for tractor trailers to honk their horn as you pass them on the highway
- Visit as many places and cultures as possible
- Fight for equal rights for all
- Know that you are sexy
- Try something that’s been deep fried that sounds disgusting
- Leave miserable situations
- Use every space as a dance floor
- Sing in the shower, while driving, and cooking
- Jump in puddles and piles of leaves
- Put glitter in beards
- Engage in food fights
- Take toys in the bathtub
- Look at activities/chores as “I get to” versus “I have to”/”I need to”
- Wear clothes that make you feel comfortable and beautiful
- Accept how other people choose to live
- Say yes to free food; it tastes better
- Don’t save costumes for October
- Have naked time separate from showering
- Give funny names for your food and drink orders
- Make up absurd abbreviations
- Pet and talk to animals (with permission)
- Take pride in your living space
- Document the good things in your life in a Happy Journal
- Embrace silliness
- Marvel at today’s technology
- Wear breakaway pants (and then break-em-away)
- Visit playgrounds at night
- Be kind to
strangerseveryone - Take a step back and appreciate your ability to do things instead of complaining about small frustrations (“I’m on a flying steel bird!” vs. “Ugh, I hate airplane food”)
- Swim in fountains
- Take advantage of ice cream trucks
- Make out in weird places
- Wear crowns made out of flowers
- Visit natural wonders
- Write notes in any lunches you pack for someone else
- Sincerely listen to the stories of elders
- Wear your seat belt
- Know it’s okay to go to the gift shop first
- Make the most of your commute and general waiting time
- Get laid wearing a lei
- Keep good memories alive
- Never not do something because you’re “too old”
- Blow bubbles, both gum and soap
- Hang up your own art on the fridge
- Don’t give into guilt or peer pressure
- Remind yourself and others of the beauty in this world
- Support your heroes and passions
- Believe in magic
- Be honest with the people you care about
- Color coordinate your heart out
- Allow yourself time to rest
- Bring your own fancy dishware/napkins to restaurants
- Don’t wait till people die to tell them how wonderful they are
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com/ca/ - When you smell something delicious, stop what you’re doing and inhale with your whole body
- Practice self love
- Watch sunrises and sunsets
- Jump up and down and squeal for joy
- Never wait for an invitation to party
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“I get to” vs. “I have to” and “I’m on a flying steel bird!” vs. “I hate airplane food.” Perfect.
Yes! Life is a privilege. Thanks for commenting, C.
I adore this list!!! I frequently see 11:11 but sometimes forget to wish on it, I do like petting and chatting to animals, and when someone told me I was too old to have pink hair and wear mini skirts I proved them wrong!
The one that struck a chord with me though was this one –
32.Be so in love with your life that there’s no time for jealousy
I need to practice this more! 🙂
<3 I'm so glad you liked the list, Hayley. Thanks for your thoughtful comment! I'm glad you still wear mini skirts and dye your hair pink. Also, it's really great that you catch 11:11 all the time. You should look into numerology and what that means ;)