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You make me smile

Stanford Larsen:  One of my dearest friends.  Also one of the few people in this world who never let me down...ever.  Every time I think back to memories with him, i can't help but smile.  He has left a smile on my heart forever.




Watermelon always makes me smile.  No other explanation needed.



My cats make me smile.  They purr and are happy kitties.




Snow of course.  Snow snow snow!  Snow angels, snowballs, snowmen, snow forts, snow fights, snow shoveling, snowfall, snow!


My family.  They're all my best friends.  I couldn't ask for a better family...ever.


Mater.  Cars.  The music in the movie.  Watching the movie over and over again, on rainy or sunny days.  Lots of memories that go with this movie, too.


Country.  Country music.  Country dancing.  Country movies.  Nashville.  Country stars.  Cowboys.  One in particular.  All of these things make me smile like I'd never smiled before I found them.  I want to be this! :)

Lots of things make me smile. Lots of people (basically...almost everyone I know and have ever met) make me smile.  I'm happy.  Life is good. My life is so full of blessings.  So just remember...nobody is happy all the time.  Not even me :)  But find something to smile about, even when you're at your lowest point, and your day will get just a little better.  Find multiple things to smile about, and it will get a lot better!  Live life!  Love life!  Share smiles with those around you.
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  1. TA DemingsJanuary 25, 2010 at 7:59 PM

    THanks Kare Kare. You're right. I need to find something to smile about. You make me smile. Thanks for being so positive about life. I love you.

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  2. Patty OgdenJanuary 26, 2010 at 11:05 AM

    Me, too, Karen. You make me smile right back. Thanks for being my sweet daughter.

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  3. JoyceJanuary 26, 2010 at 4:22 PM

    Thank you, Karen. You're so right. Find something to smile about, even when you're down! I especially love the first picture ;).

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