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I plan on bringing joy!
On my wrist is a silver bangle, which one of many, and it
has been there for at least ten years.
Inscribed are the words ‘We choose our destiny everyday and everyday I choose
a destiny of joy.’ To answer your
question, yes, with the exception of the odd day I am grumpy when I roll around
in my grumpiness because it’s human to express all emotions, and then I revert
back to the high road.
Great word Corinne and great reminder!
Corinne, you bring joy always and this is no exception 🙂 x
Hi Corrine,
The two questions from the ancient Egyptians are a great guide on how to live!
Spread joy! Spread it around! LOL! I loved that! Thank you my friend. What a lovely post.
I’ve got that joy joy joy joy down in my heart – where? Down in my heart – where? Down in my heart…
I’ve got that joy joy joy joy down in my heart – Down in my
heart to stay!
The first verse of a little song I learned as a child, and one
that remains with me always because it’s true!
A lovely reminder, Corinne!!
Thank you for this pick-me-up!
Happy Happy Joy Joy!! I’ve certainly found joy in my life and I do my best to bring joy to others 🙂 Nice uplifting post!!
I think joy is more profound than happiness…and I wish it for you and for all my friends 🙂
It’s more than a task…but is something that really springs from within…help me find it…:*
Love you Corinne :*
awesome …..just loved it, loved the video too …spread joy 🙂 too cute. It is quite true if you can’t make yourself happy no one else can …. I never knew that fact about egyptians though good post…thanks for sharing. Have you heard about the Indibloggers? I just joined them today …its good for Indian Bloggers only if you are interested in promoting your blog. cya later
You are a constant joy to me and to so many Corrine. You have a beautiful heart.
http://rimlybezbaruah.blogspot.com/2011/07/darkness-in-her.html
Corinne, you always bring me joy. It matters not if it’s in the shape of a blog post, chat, or an email. I just know conversation with you of any kind puts a smile on my face and brings warmth to my heart. Thank you for that! 🙂