Melissa MarrChoose to be happy. It is what we have all done.
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Choose to be happy. It is what we have all done. It is what we all do. We choose to be happy every day, and every day we choose to live our lives with joy, ferocity, and laughter.
But, why? Why should we choose to be happy? There are many reasons that make happiness worth the effort. First, there is the joy that comes from doing what you love and living in a place you like. There is the sense of accomplishment that comes from getting better at something you loved doing in high school, or finding out if your child can ride a bike without going over the handlebars.
There is the sense of peace that comes from being able to say that no one is going to die tonight because of a lack of food or medicine.
Source: Fragile Eternity
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