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Is it already December?

I feel like November never happened! Ha time is going by way too fast these days. So my word of advice is, never, ever take anything for granted, life is way too short, never live with a day of regret, because you never know when it will be taken away from you. I do know that this last month I have grown up so much and for that I am grateful!!  I also came to the realization that I am happy so happy, even though the things that have happened to me, have been full of tears and sadness, I can't help but smile. I always have to think... "there is always someone in a worse position"... I was having a conversation with one of my Aunts, whom I love dearly and am so grateful for her in my life about being happy. She told me something that hit me, which inspired me to write this blog. As I mentioned, I have had to do a lot of growing up the past few weeks, and doing some things with a smile can be difficult. She said, "You radiate happiness!" Not that I am trying to put myself on oh a high stool, but you guys, there should never be a day where you don't smile, or where you radiate your happieness. Let others know that you are happy or trying to be happy! It will amaze you how it will compliment your life. It's always good to know that even though you may feel like crap on the inside one day, that people will still see your light shining around you. I challenge you do smile, do your face exercises and smile, it will then become natural for you. I am sure we have all been through our fare share of trials and hardships, but those are what make you strong and live long. I know without a doubt that being happy around the people you interact with it will make others happy too. Happiness is contagious, and it is a good type of contagious! So be nice and spread it.. all over! Try making a list of things that make you happy... I am going to share a list. (Things that make me happy and things that I am grateful for!!!)
-The gospel, I love learning new things about it and going through experiences that help my testimony grow.
-Surprise visits, by anyone
-Frozen yogurt... mmmmm!!!
-My job, even if I am grouchy before, by the end I am always smiling, the ladies there are awesome, a litte shout out to ALL the stylists and nail techs at Bella Mia Salon
-Zumba, I love this, it makes me loose and take all the bad energy out of me
-My family... Wow we are getting so big, I love all of you! Extended and intermediate
-Food, I know I know this may sound cliche, but the things I eat really do help me be happy
-Taking pictures and looking at old one... oh I have many!
-Boys, you know you can't live with them and you can't live without them.
-Clothes... I love creating fun new outfits with clothes... I have a very interesting and crazy style  now
-My phone, it's fun seeing who I will get a message from during the day!
-My niece, she now calls me, "Dacey" and she is so freaking cute, with her new vocabulary she can always make my day, even when she is sad
-School, without it, I would be totally board, and would have nothing to do, it keeps me going and I love it and can't wait to go into what I am going into!
- Gum, wow what a refresher! I love my orbit gum ha ha "dirty on the outside, clean on the inside"
-Scarves! Especially now, they keep me warm and stylish!
Well I hope you guys have a wonderful day!! Stay tuned for more blogs!! Be strong and go forth and do!!

      

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