It's A New Day

What are five things that today has taught you that you can improve on tomorrow?

My lack of smiles. Incidentally I noticed today that I don't smile nearly as much as I should. I don't even really laugh like I should. I always wondered why people smile all the time, and now I know. It makes everything so much brighter and exhuberant. When someone smiles to you it just makes your whole day. It's hard to deny that kind of power. I don't smile as much as I should. I'm too serious about life.

My sense of humor. Apparently I'm very offensive to people. I'm very standoffish, and I don't know how to fix that, but I'll work on it. ^_~ I recently noticed something on my friend's facebook that said something about her Criminal Justice class; well, someone else had commented on it and said "r u married yet", and I asked "What does that have to do with Criminal Justice?" I wasn't being sarcastic, I just wanted to know. Well, after he screamed at me to stay out of it; and me biting my tongue, wanting to say "Well, send it in emails next time if you don't want people getting involved...", I decided I need to stop saying things to people. Period.

My constant rambling. I talk too much. End of story. XD

Living in the moment. I don't live life as if it's the last day of my life. Songs like "Live Like We're Dying" by The Script (BTW the original is SO much better than Kris Allen's) and "A New Day" by Scouting for Girls just make me want to go out and be amazing. They make me smile and realize that nothing is impossible if you believe hard enough. And I don't try. I don't apply myself as much as I should. I don't have nearly as much drive as I used to. I also learned that apparently Irish people have AMAZING lives, because both of those bands mentioned above are from Ireland. ^_~

Never assume!!! This one is pretty simple to figure out. I assume way too much about people. I jump to amazingly insane conclusions. When someone doesn't talk to me, instead of thinking "maybe they're busy", I assume "OMG They're ignoring me!" When someone doesn't answer me, I assume they hate me. When someone smirks at me, I assume they're hiding something. I don't know why. I always assume the worst. Of everyone. No matter what the situation is.