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Happiness with life in general is one thing and day-to-day fun quite another, to judge from some polling on the matter.
Asking last month about “life in general,” a BIGresearch poll found respondents more happy than not. Overall, 56 percent classified themselves as “totally happy/happy,” while 22 percent were “neutral” and another 22 percent “totally unhappy/unhappy.” But the “totally happy/happy” vote was far higher for the 55-and-older cohort (69 percent) than for the 18-34s (47 percent) or 35-54s (53 percent).
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