So in the spirit of my birthday, I've decided to celebrate forgiveness, giving everyone a clean slate and happiness.
Letting things go isn't easy, it takes a lot of work actually and it's not a one time thing. In order to really let something go, you have to make it a habit. You have to consciously decide everyday that you're moving forward and that carrying any baggage or negativity or grudges is just holding you back. And happiness is completely a choice. There is always something to be grumpy about, but there's always something to be happy about too. So why not choose to be happy as much as we can. And why not do things that make us happy. So many people are so stuck on the way things are supposed to be or the life they have planned out for themselves and the future that they picture- that in the process of trying to fulfill that life they see for themselves, they stop doing things that make them happy and just do things because they think they are supposed to. I'm not one of those people and I don't ever want to be. I want to do what makes me happy and when it stops making me happy, I want to do something else. We've only got one life, you can't go back someday once you realize you wasted so much time not doing the things you really wanted to, so why not do them the first time around! Also, why not stop complaining and start smiling. Cheesy, but true! Being happy and forgiving and getting along with people and making the best of every situation is better than holding on to things that bother you. So therefore, this month- my birthday month is dedicated to everyone getting a clean slate (including me) and to choosing happiness. I choose to be happy and to love as many people as I can for exactly who they are and to be open to all new experiences that happen to me. Life is a game made for everyone and love is the prize.
I lovvvvvve quotes (my favorite Pinterest activity). So here are a few that go with my clean slate- happiness theme.. #wordporn
"People aren't against you, they are for themselves"
"Happiness is a mood and it's a condition. It's not a destination. It's like being tired or hungry. It's not permanent. It comes and goes and that's ok. And I feel like if people thought of it that way, they'd find happiness a lot more often."
And I will leave you with one of my favorite songs by one of my favorite bands... Happy December <3




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