My definition of a perfect day

We have good days and bad days. They're all defined by how much we had fun, happy or sad, had our wishes come true or not, and whether we ran into trouble or had a reason to smile. All the sum total of the activities defines what a perfect day is. Our definition varies, a perfect day to me is having all my wishes for the day come true and a little more good surprises I didn't expect. Everyday has its own demand. I may wish to eat certain food today and desire a different one tomorrow, or wish to go out to an eatery and desire to just stay indoors throughout the day. As long as these wishes are fulfilled with no troubles, I see it as a perfect day.

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I see a perfect day as a day free from all troubles or anything that makes one sad. Being able to do all you wanted to do and still remain happy. The smile, the butterflies of joy that lingers in one's stomach after meeting someone special, this makes the day a joyous one. Even though there's not anything like a "perfect day" , knowing each day comes with its challenges but being able to solve them brings a relief that makes the day good.

What A Perfect Day Is Not

It's easier to detect that which is not a perfect day than knowing a perfect day. A day of mourning, a day filled with one trouble after another, a bad day piled with failed events, a day of loss, etc. It Is never a perfect day. Any day that deprives one from the peace that he enjoys is never a perfect one. As long as peace is taken out of a day, it leaves our heart broken.

In a more simpler form, A perfect day is a day that brings one joy. This joy could be in any form. But as long as we're happy for a reason on a particular day, then it's a perfect day.

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