1000 Reasons Why You Should Smile
#0007 Sunshine

“Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air” -Ralph Waldo Emerson

The feeling of sunshine on your face, gently caressing your skin as it warms your body is a very pleasant feeling. Especially after the cold, grey winter months. When the sun comes out it spreads warmth and happiness. You can’t help but smile on beautiful, sunny days. 

sunshine

#0006 Cheesy comedies

Once in a while it’s really nice to sit back and watch a cheesy comedy and veg out. Plain and simple.

#0005 LOUD music

Loud music. No, like seriously loud music. In your ears. BUMPING. There’s just something about good beats pumping through your ears. Have you ever been to a fun party and the music was really quiet? Yeah, me neither. It’s because loud music has the ability to get your head bouncing. Turn it up!

#0004 Warm, Comfy Beds

I just woke up. But before my sweet alarm went off I was wrapped in my cocoon of blankets laying in an angelic cloud that I call my bed.

As I reached one arm out to turn off my alarm it was immediately stunned by the much cooler air outside of my cocoon.

I am now wrapped up again in my cocoon writing this, putting off the inevitable fact I have to leave this haven in a few seconds…

3…2…1…smile :)

#0003 Christmas Time

The holiday season in general should give you reason to smile. The sad truth is people are happier during these months. We should translate this happiness to our everyday lives. I guess it’s hard not to be happy when you’re surrounded by awesome music, gift giving/receiving, and delicious food! 

So smile, now.

#0002 Friends

Friends. Friends make life fun. You’ve heard it all. Friends are there for you, through thick and thin. They are trustworthy, honest, and good people. Yeah, that’s great. They should be all of those things.

Quite simply, I couldn’t imagine eating Taco Bell without my friends. It just wouldn’t be the same.

#0001: Family
Discovery consists of looking at the same thing as everyone else and thinking something different
Albert Szent-Gyorgyi