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You thought I forgot about you? No, no, no. I didn’t forget about you. How could I forget about you?

I’ve been on a trip to the Phillipines. More on that later because I need to swim through all the footage in order to give you a summary on all that.

First, let’s share some other things. I want you to share what makes you happy. What do you do to make others happy? In other words, share some happy tips.

I’m talking simple, fun, creative, unusual, family friendly things that make you smile or is bound to make others smile. Want examples of what makes me happy? Why, giving your favorite doll a hug.

C: Hello
M: Ah Christine.
C: Random things my mom says.
M: I just came from your aunty Ruths’. She was cutting your Lola’s (granny) toenails.

Speaking of my grandma. When she’s proud of me it sure does make me happy.

C: Hey Lola. What do you think of Happy Slip? What do you think of Happy Slip videos?
G: What’s that?
C: What do you think of Happy Slip?
G: What’s Happy Slip? This one?
C: You mean to say you don’t know what’s Happy Slip?
G: No.

Now you’re wondering, how do I make people happy? Well, here’s a simple suggestion. Simple but true.

Take a napkin. Any kind of napkin even if it’s cheapy like this one. Fold over the first flap, like so. Then, fold over the left and right flaps and you’ll have a darling little pocket to display your silverware. Present this to anyone and they’ll notice your simple but sweet efforts to make a smile of their day.
C: Here dad. Here’s your coffee.
D: Oh thank you, Christine. Mmmm, too sweet.

Try giving a creative and unusual gift, in packaging that no one has ever thought of before.

C: Here aunty.
A: Oh whatever. Thanks for the egg.
C: Ah, no. See, you need to crack it open.
A: Crack it? You and your crazy self! Aaah! How did you get money inside there?

So, another thing I like to do to make people happy is sing them a song.

The Happy Song

Okay. Got it, got it, got it, got it. Good. I’ll be waiting for your happy tips.

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