tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14569797.post1784425772113719844..comments2011-11-09T10:54:20.442-05:00Michelle Hartz, Ph.Z.https://profiles.google.com/111797601515602263946noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14569797.post-67000318520661449262011-11-09T10:54:20.443-05:002011-11-09T10:54:20.443-05:00проMarkro2011noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14569797.post-3667331625198113122011-07-27T22:06:22.449-04:002011-07-27T22:06:22.449-04:00I&#39;m actually surprised how easy my happy moment came to me.  In the books, it seems like everyone has to sort out and choose their happy moments to find the one that works best.  It seems like your dilemma would be the norm, to have a hard time finding a truly happy moment.  And perhaps yours is yet to come.Michelle Hartzhttp://profiles.google.com/hartzdesignnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14569797.post-86490921539846006302011-07-27T19:25:37.606-04:002011-07-27T19:25:37.606-04:00I&#39;ve been pondering this question since I read the entry a day and a half ago.  It&#39;s a tough one for me to answer -- at least, the first part is.  <br /><br />I assume that to be effective, the memory of a happy moment in the past has to make you equally happy in the present.  There are moments that were exquisite when they happened, but  are distant and departed enough that remembering them is bittersweet.  Then there are moments that must have made me very happy, but I can&#39;t actually bring back the feeling as an emotional memory.  I guess I&#39;ll keep thinking about it.<br /><br />The easy question is what my Patronus should be.  My initials are KAW.  In high school, I started signing myself &quot;Kaw.&quot;  I would love for some part of me to be able to fly, and I like that crows are smart.  I hope my Patronus would be a crow.Karen Wylenoreply@blogger.com