The Happiness Quotient - My Favourite Piece Of Content.

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A picture is worth a thousand words. When the above picture went viral, it received brickbats and bouquets. 
 At face value, the picture is nothing but heartwarming. The children are as happy can be.
 The real smartphone eludes them, but they make the best use of what they have and find happiness in whatever comes their way, even if it is a slipper. We, adults, spend our lives hankering for more...bigger, better, fancier...it goes on and on. 
Making the most of what you have is what happiness is really about.

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