A while back one of my teachers asked me to prepare a
presentation on Breast Cancer. After having read a couple of articles and done
some research I decided to read about women who have experienced this disease
in their lifetime. I was very interested in knowing how they felt, how they
overcame it and what worried them. The stories affected me in so many ways. Their confidence amazed me. I realized that
sometimes God gives us a battle so we can come out stronger. I couldn’t get that out of my mind and I
noticed the positive impact it had on my life. I started appreciating even the
smallest of blessings. Consequently, during my presentation I made sure to
deliver that same picture to my class mates. Admittedly I was surprised by how
emotional they had gotten and felt the need to share with them something that I
now do on a daily basis which is the “Happy Jar”. 
At the end of each day I just
like to sit down and think of something that happened to me that day and made
me feel special, appreciated, happy, loved, blessed or thankful, and it doesn’t
even have to be anything major. It could be as simple as coming home to my
family at the end of a stressful day or going on a run and feeling brand new
and refreshed. After choosing that one thing I just write it down on a small
piece of paper along with the date, fold it up and throw it in my jar. It’s
literally that easy. It helps you focus
on the little blessings you have in your life. Exactly 365 days from the day I
started I’ll open that jar and look through all of those little notes. You can
only imagine how amazing that’s going to feel. I want to prove to myself and
others that no matter how stressful life may be we need to take note of the
little things we come across because our time in life is limited if we don’t
start appreciating it now maybe we never will.
Amazing fluency, I have to say this. Simple, straightforward and to the point. There may be no negative comments to mention but I want you to CONSIDER the importance of the above positive critique. When I say " simple"...let this remind u to always remain uncomplicated, for example; when I say " straightforward" let this imply that it is important not to be convoluted...etc. Got me? One or 2 " minor improvements" I can tell u abt later on the fone. Style and approach superior to topic...that's an aside from me that u can easily overlook!
ReplyDeleteTo start off i want to thank you for taking the time to look at my writing. I will definitely put all the points you mentioned into consideration as they are greatly appreciated. Hoping to be in contact will you soon to know the possible improvements to be made.
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