Choose happiness | 2021 - Starting where 2020 left off | 6 Things to stop saying to your daughter
01-11-21

2020 was a year like no other. From a global perspective, it's hard to find a year with as much consistent turmoil. How many were afraid to turn on the news to find out what has now occurred. Pandemic, fires, floods, hurricanes/typhoons, insects, protests, riots, cyberattacks, and a Noble Peace Prize winner who ordered the military to suppress an insurrection, leading to the shooting at and detainment of United Nation Staffers. This is just a snippet of what happened in the World, it doesn't include anything that happened in your personal life. 2021 was going to be better, it had to be, then last week happened. Regardless of your political stance, I would hope that if nothing else, the death of 5 people, one of which was an officer, has to wear heavy on your heart. If these events have you feeling confused, concerned, and scared, you aren't alone. The World around us is uncertain, as much as we'd like to control everything, we simply can't. Control your actions, your words, your emotions. Choose to be better, to be kinder, to be smarter, and to be happier.


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