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We'll Be Counting Stars


As this New Year has begun, just like any other year, it feels as if nothing has changed.

Then I tried to fill out some paper work today.. it's 2014.

Wow.

It's 2014.

There were times in 2013 I didn't think I would make it through. I thought for sure it was the end, and my heart couldn't take any more grief. Life goes on though. Things keep moving.

It's 2014 and it's been a wonderful time so far.

 I will continue to strive for happiness, because we all know that you have to fight for your own happiness. I'm just happy to say I have wonderful people by my side to help me do so.

I'm welcoming 2014, and saying goodbye to everything in 2013. It's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a new life, it's a new year.

Do the same.

Cut the crap from your life. Maybe it's not a time to make huge goals, or crazy objectives. Maybe it's the time to remind yourself how much you are worth, how much you deserve and to be happy again.

Start this year off with a smile.

I know I did!


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