Because, probably, a combination of organic food and optimism is the cure to life.
So Kashi bars and happy, little thoughts, here I come...
Seriously.
As in, there is a Kashi bar in my purse right now.
If you'd like to join in this unofficial POSITIVE THINKING month, please, grab a box of Kashi cookies and join right in.
If you'd like to join in this unofficial POSITIVE THINKING month, but are having trouble coming up with merry thoughts, here's a few that Peter Pan recommends--
You can't really fly.
But, you can think of sleigh bells and snow.
Which is also awesome.
Oh, and if you'd like to really feel part of a big, happy community, then post your positive thoughts in the comments section everyday.
And if 5,000 people join in on POSITIVE THINKING month, well, then I'll see what I can do about finding us some pixie dust.
I'll think positive this month (although this is rarely a problem for light-hearted old me), but I refuse to eat organic food. What kind of hippie do you think I am?
ReplyDeleteNow, if organic food was just as inexpensive and convenient as normal food, I would buy it every time. But I don't care.
I'm sorry, but Black History Month already claimed February. Gotta pick another.
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