Cup Half Full Enthusiast Pillows

Half full. Optimist. Half empty. Pessimist. Pragmatist.

The Three Kinds of People

A giant glass of red wine

"I'm a glass-half-empty and I'm leaking."

"Never mind how other see you, how do you see yourself?"

"Are we pessimists and our stomachs are half empty or optimists and our stomachs are half full?"

"My glass is half empty"

"We'll see who wins on Sunday, and more importantly, if we'll hear 'Not Like Us' at halftime."

Full glass

'I only come to the game for the half time entertainment and snack bar privileges.'

1/2 Full Foundation: Optimists only need apply.

'Hey, today the garbage, tomorrow the. . . See?! Your first promotion!'

Optimism, Pessimist, Surrealist

2017 glass half full

'Your glass is half full!'

Optimistic Paranoia.

"That's the big difference between you and me. Where you see a horrible problem, I see a wonderful opportunity for a new self-help book!"

"Blood pressure is fine. Now let me just check your pessimism for the 'Times.' "

"Where are you getting those notes from?"

'I'm pleased to be someone who thinks the glass is half-full but I still wonder who drank the first half?'

"Why do you always get to be 'half-full' and I have to be 'half empty'!?"

'Every once in a while, a window of opportunity has glass in it'

Things look better through rose-tinted glasses.

An optimist, a pessimist & an optometrist.

What's the problem? I always have only one coffee every morning.

Optimist - Pessimist - Pragmatist

Hope for the New Year

'Don't you see Rick - your slump is just a success neurosis. You found your .394 average dangerous, because you fantasised that it would bring about resentment.'

How Gerald keeps going

"Is the glass half empty or half full?"

'To you, it's half empty. But to me, it's half full!'

'Take the optimistic approach. When you sit down to eat, think of your stomach as being half full.'

"Just popping next door to borrow a cuppa sugar."

"She always saw the glass as half empty, while I thought of it as half full. Now I see it as completely empty."

'The glass is half full.' - 'The glass is half empty.' - 'That definitely wasn't apple juice...'