HOW TO BE HAPPY

1. Pursue Achievable Goals

2. Develop a genuine smile

3. Share with Others

4. Help Thy Neighbors

5. Maintain Youthful Spirit

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2003 'Festival of Fun' 2003

6. Get Along with the Rich, the Poor, the Beautiful, & the Ugly

7. Keep Cool Under Pressure

8 . Lighten the Atmosphere with Humor

9. Cherish freedom

10. Have a Few Pals

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11. Cooperate and Reap Greater Rewards

12. Be prepared to go with the flow ....

13. Have High Confidence in Yourself

14. Respect the Disadvantaged

15. Indulge Yourself Occasionally

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16. Surf the Net at Leisure

17. Take Calculated Risks

18. Understand "Money Isn't Everything"

19. Remember that Love makes you beautiful

20. Always rest after exercising

21. Be Practical

22. Take time off now and again

23. Make a choice for yourself,
Winner or Weiner?

24. Listen to the grievances of others ...

25. Take every opportunity to be complimentary

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