The first charakter 失 can be translated as “loss”, while the second one 笑 is the one for laughter, so it really is “losing laughter”, which describes having a fit of laughter perfectly. I admire people who can lose themselves in laughter so completely. They usually have also a laugh that is very contagious.
I don’t know about you, but I definitely laugh not often enough, which I was once again reminded of while reading (and reblogging) the post from OM “Nine Reasons being Asian is Awesome“. I really needed a laugh and yet I did’t even realize it.
The picture above is taken from the Evolutionzine: The Power of Laughter: Free E-book Package. Check it out, if only for the video of the laughing baby; no matter how many times you see it, it will make you laugh (^_^)
I lost my heart in Japan 
I am always here to provide a smile! Thanks for reading. 🙂
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I’m counting on the smiles (^_^)
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Sometimes frowns.
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Meh. Sometimes a good frown can be invigorating too 😉
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I would rather do the harlem shake then frown. I am starting to get a crease from it. =\
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I just imagined everyone reacting to a frown-worthy situation with the Harlem Shake… Hahahaha
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Hm.. this is most contemplative..
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Thank you 🙂
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