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Just some thoughts

Let's be honest. Life isn't always awesome. There isn't always some picturesque situation. We plaster on those smiles and walk around feeling empty. We have stories we want to share, scream, get off our chests but can't. Because they're not entirely ours to tell. But that doesn't mean they don't weigh down as much. Sometimes the thought of tomorrow brings dread.

What do we do?

We can look for the bad, and find it. Everywhere. We can lie in fear. We can hold it in. Hide it. Ignore it. Run.

Or

We can face it. Find the little good things. Be honest with ourselves. Just because one bad thing happened doesn't mean that the entire day is ruined. Be forgiving, especially of ourselves. Read Office quotes. Take a break. Take care of ourselves. Take it one day at a time. Just one day at a time.

Just some thoughts from the past few days. I'll probably forget them and need to be reminded again, maybe tomorrow. But it's going to be ok. Every day is it's own day. Just one day at a time, days full of forgiveness and learning.

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  1. Thanks for reminding me of this, Kylee. Everything WILL be okay.

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