Joy Joy is a perfume - a very expensive perfume. I haven't bought any since a trip to the Virgin Islands when hundreds of dollars on perfume seemed insignificant to thousands of dollars on a vacation. I could have had a notebook computer for the cost of it, but he didn't think that was very romantic. Clearly I should have gotten the notebook computer. Joy hasn't gotten any cheaper since then.
Sunrises cost nothing, except in lost sleep.
Movies can be a cheap source of joy, but you're far more likely to find a bad movie than a good one. The same goes for books. The list is endless. Children, sometimes a great source of joy, are cheap to create but expensive to maintain and as they grow older one can never be exactly sure when they are going to be a joy or a pain. I have always appreciated Taoist philosophy and I read it often as I raise my children.