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Rethink Sad
Things that are Sad:
Storm Clouds, Roadkill, Rain, Funerals, Empty Wallets, War, Broken Pencils, Death
What People do When they're Sad:
Cry, Hoard, Go to therapy, Mope, pretend to be happy, eat
Ways to be Happy:
Do yoga, take a bath, sing, dance, make bracelets, paint draw, watch a movie, bake a cake, go shopping, write, go on a road trip, play video games, play volleyball, call friends, throw a party, sneak out, fall in love, catch a butterfly, paint your nails, read girly magazines, take a picture, start a blog, create an alter ego, do something nice for someone else, wear a dress for no reason, buy new underwear, paint your room, pick flowers, make a friend, hold a baby, go outside barefoot, hang out with your family, eat chocolate, solve a riddle, play a card game, write a letter and don't send it, buy a cute lamp, buy expensive water bottles and refill them until they break, pretend to be environmentally friendly, clean something, steal you Dad's baggy t-shirt, read a boring book just to say you read it, wear sunglasses indoors, memorize every rap song you know, go swimming, excursive, eat a health bar in front of someone, do something with your hair, travel, learn how to drive, play music way too loud, make a collage, got to a vietnamese restaurant, make a list, count something.
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