No surprise, here


Happiness is living in Boulder, if you believe the results of a new Gallup-Healthways poll of over 350,000 people, made public Monday.
The new massive study of Americans' attitudes and lifestyles concludes that Boulder is the prime U.S. location for general well-being and quality of life.
Boulder ranked No. 1 in overall well-being out of 162 large and medium-sized cities. It also topped the list in work experience, rated No. 4 in healthy behaviors, Read more: Boulder rated happiest, healthiest city in U.S. in new Gallup poll - Boulder Daily Camera http://www.dailycamera.com/ci_14404187#ixzz0fiYYA9rC
And, although we are 7 miles away, some of that happiness spills over, into Broomfield.

Comments

Anonymous said…
I guess being high all the time makes you happy?
Fam Guy said…
Yeah. Being over a mile high makes for a much clearer blue sky view of the beautiful mountains. What do you see, loser?
Nate said…
That is a great picture of Boulder! My office is just out of view in the bottom left corner, and my view is to the West, so that's what I get to look at everyday from a third story window (at least the days I work from the office)
Ranny said…
SeveO... you should answer Anonymous's question in the content it was delivered...we all want to know the answer...if it was the 70's I could answer for you
Fam Guy said…
I know nothing about being high ALL the time, BUT, I grew up (or didn't) in the 60's and wouldn't have it any other way. I can't imagine NEVER appreciating God created herbs.
Fam Guy said…
To give a more concise answer, I'd just point out that Boulder probably has more legal mj dispenseries than anywhere in the US, AND, it is the happiest place in the US. Coincidence?

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