And for this segment of happy facts, we bring in our favorite happy contributors.

We've got Chris Libby, live and in studio.

Hello.

And we've got joining us on the phone this time because technology hates us today.

It is Paula Phelps from Nashville, Tennessee.

Paul, how are you doing?

I'm doing great. Can you hear me now? Yes, we can hear you. We will switch to that guy's new

wireless company very soon. But first, what we're going to do is we're going to take the three

facts that we found this week while researching positive psychology, our three favorite facts,

go around the room and share those facts and discuss them ever so slightly.

And then if you like these facts or you want to learn more about them, you can go to our website, live happy.com.

And Paula has already written a blog about these facts with further research.

So we don't do this in any particular order.

So this week, because I'm not feeling as lazy as I was last week, we will start with my fact.

And my fact that this week is that maybe it's the sunrise, maybe it's the coffee, maybe it's the Captain Crunch with Crunch Berries.

But whatever it is, people are their most positive in the mornings.

Do you guys believe that?

I think Paul was a little bit dubious in our weekly email prior to this.

Individual results may vary.

Well, this study also may not be, and it comes from Cornell, so it's a good school,

but this study is probably less than perfect scientifically because essentially what they did is they combed Twitter.

And they found out that people's tweets are more positive in the morning close to the time when they wake up.

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