So first, a confession. Days of Our Lives (you know, the horribly cheesy soap opera?) is always on during Audrey's nap. I watch it. It is a nice, mindless thing to have on while I surf the web and relax a bit. It's embarrassing how much I look forward to it.
I should say, I used to watch it. Channel 5 switched things up so now Days of Our Lives is on at 1 am! So, today I watched Studio 5--the show that now occupies my Days of Our Lives spot. I actually quite enjoyed it. I've seen the show before, but it's got a new format and the topics today were interesting to me. At the beginning of the show they talked a lot about being happy. They had a relationship coach who talked about ways to consciously be happy in your day to day life. It got me thinking, and I really want to be a happier person. Who doesn't?
I'm not a particularly angry person, but I do feel like the pressures and stresses of adult life have definitely changed my attitude and disposition. I'm a mom to a toddler, so I'm tired and stretched to my limits every day. Do you know that in 7th grade I won an award for "Person Most Likely to Bring a Smile to Your Face"? It's true. My English teacher, Mr. Knight, nominated me for it. He gave a whole speech about how he was always excited when it was time for my class period because I always smiled at him as I walked in. He said it put him in a good mood for the whole day. I want to be that way again.
The relationship coach on Studio 5 gave a 7-day plan to Live Happy, and I'm going to try it out. I think it will benefit not only me, but Tony and Audrey as well.
Here's to a happier me!
Such a nice reminder! Thanks Hollie! Matt Townsend is a pretty awesome speaker! Oh, and there is no Studio5 equivalent here...lame.
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