• Dose of Happy: Blessings

Dose of Happy: Blessings

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This weekend was full of ups and downs in my house. I was originally looking forward to a visit from a Bandmate, only to have a family emergency intervene.

Worries and stress came to visit instead, only to bring blessings right on their heels. And in the midst of it all, I felt the cloud of depression that had been lingering on my shoulders these last few weeks lift away.

I was reminded that I am blessed every day. Whether it’s a friend who comes to fix your car or loan you theirs in an emergency, or a friend who’s understanding of a change of plans and offers help instead of hurt feelings. I am lucky to have these wonderful people in my life.

Today I am thankful for my many blessings. And my happiness.

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What’s your Happy?

Don’t think you have one? Look harder. Something will make you smile today.

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