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But really the joy comes from the responses I get from people... That my crazy pots give them joy. And that my posts about my pots give them joy. Being honest and real in the way I talk about my work, not succumbing to the pressures of the art world to be serious & boring. Having people connect with that honesty and playfulness.
I pull up at my driveway, comforted in the knowledge that I have a well-earned six-pack of beer in the fridge, and a loving and beautiful wife and daughter safe inside. The breeze cools me down as I walk up and down my street catching my breath. Neighbours invisible in their own houses, magpies darting through the droning sound of Australian bugs and insects – My body sweat-cleansed, my mind clear. I look to the sky just to see second hand used designer bags how it's going, in my moment alone.And nothing phases me for the rest of the day. Joy - which I think you’re asking me what I think it is to essentially be happy.

Small and medium sorrows, not devastating ones. But their shadows try to take over my life anyway. You are right that joy is an action. I felt it this morning in the shower, when the smell of the French soap I bought last summer told me that my bad day is a little less bad if it smells so good. I find joy where I least expect it but not because I don't seek for it! - because one thing I know now is that I must be open to see or feel joy.
She can not be forced, predicted, or scheduled to appear at the moments you want her, but I have learned the secret to accessing her, although Joy would never claim I have this ability, being the wry character she is. For me, it was in my desperation that learned how to find her in my every day. The tiny moments of joy, however microscopic they were and are, fuel me. And it’s true, I must admit, that even in the moments when I’m weighed down by sorrow, joy’s soft kiss is felt from the gratitude I feel for experiencing such deep emotions. Often I don’t and as you have pointed out, it has to be worked at. I’ve suffered with depression from a young age.

I find joy in morning walks at my local park, saying good morning to every person that passes me by. In taking time to FaceTime loved ones who are far away. Seeking inspirational quotes and sharing with friends. In swimming, in any body of water I can. Seeing everyday interactions with strangers as a way to spread loving kindness by a kind word or gesture. Being a good daughter, friend, cousin.
This spectacular wilderness resonates calm and speaks to something deep inside me. I find joy in holding my wife's hand while praying together with gratitude to God for our Love and for the wonderful gift of Life, here and now. This year my job has taken over my life and for a while I railed against the perceived tyranny but then, one day, I decided to accept the situation and suddenly I felt inspired and motivated. Nowadays it doesn't matter how stressful work gets, I find myself relishing the challenge. No matter how frustrated and exhausted I get there's always an under-current of joy.
Sometimes I all I want in this world is to play someone a song, and for them to listen. I don’t think joy is something I look to find. It exists all around me, and I merely need to identify it. I find joy in listening to the birds in the morning.

By braving discomfort in the name of new experience. It's my joy, my therapy, my hobby, my addiction. I simultaneously find my joy in completing self-imposed tasks to bring order to chaos as well as giving up on those tasks because they are banal and pointless since they are self-imposed. For me, the importance is not where or how I find joy, but rather if joy appears at all. Joy has never come easy to me, and it's possible it will always be that way. I find greatest joy when I am consciously grateful for what is.
Whatever, whenever, focus on the very core inside your Self, your unadulterated, untouchable Self, the one that’s not been besmirched by life, the Self you came in with and become aware that your Creator is gazing at you with unconditional love. Wait and you’ll feel the seed sprout. Whenever she wants, she seeks me out and finds me. Usually, when she needs me, can you imagine? Now, all of a sudden, Joy needs me!!! And, even more, alternatively, of course, I can take a look around the cosmos and see her.

Sometimes we take him out to fields full of long grass and either my husband or I will hide in it  and he (the hound) will go wild trying to find us. When he gets to us he does this mad thing of sort of eating the air. The game can of course be played in wooded areas.
Appreciating the world's natural gifts can result in tremendous joy. I’ve found that I’m looking at things in a different way and seeing the beauty in the small things, like the way a few stones or shells are arranged on a sandy beach. Try to learn something new every day, without resorting to a search engine. Mine for tomorrow is to see if I can find out what the collective noun for a group of rocks is.5. Nurture the relationships with those who you hold most dear. Joyous moments abound when you do.

I just wish there was a way to keep that epiphany in your mind for eternity. I’m sending you an excerpt from a book by Christian Wiman, in which he collects poems he believes embody the enormous theme of joy. You have mentioned joy in interviews if I remember correctly. It contains a hard-earned dynamic and maybe an element of grace? There’s the decision to overcome a despair but also an experience of something transcendent from … an otherworldly place…a gift? I’m also reading My Great Abyss, a book I’ve had on my bookshelf for years but am only now  compelled to read because you mention it in TRHF.
Surrounded by such heart wrenching sadness, the smallest things give me joy. A beautiful afternoon in my back garden, a cup of coffee the perfect temperature on a cold morning, a gentle evening with my husband, not talking about much and just enjoying the evening, I find it in being present in my life and noticing the gifts. Weirdly, when things are going well, joy is more elusive. I find joy in the eyes of my daughter, in her touch and her laughs.
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