Day 1- One good day coming up.

I woke up today with a smile on my face as i uttered my morning prayer and thanked God for a new day. First day of March. My favorite month of the year. Not just because it's my birth month, but because there are so much memories associated with it. And of course, my closest friends' birthday falls on March, too.

February ended in a not so pleasant way yesterday, unfortunately. As much as i wanted not to get affected..i am. But today is the first day of March. I'm supposed to be happy and excited.

So it's MINDSET: ON.

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