I was reading an article about a First Nations village in Northern Alberta that had to be evacuated because the fire was coming so quickly. Many had dogs in their families. The evacuation team said that after the people were settled safely, they would come back for the dogs. Before the helicopters got back, another village was under evacuation order and the helicopters never got back. Three people stayed to look after the sixty dogs hoping that the fire would not wipe them all out. Five days later, the people were allowed to return. All rushed to find their dogs and according to the eye witnesses, many cried tears of joy.
It made me think about happy people. Happy people are filled with love and joy and have an abundance of both to share with others. I know because I am lucky enough to have several very happy friends. They are always working on little projects and learning new things. I have never heard them blame anyone else or any circumstance for their place in life.
Many blessings,
Judy
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Judy