Life is worth living!

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Hey dudes and dudettes! I don't really know who I'm greeting because barely anyone reads my blogs so yeah. But anyways life is pretty good right now. I'm a senior in high school and I graduate in a couple of months which is so exciting! I'm also working towards getting my driver's license and I can't wait for that.

I haven't posted in months but I've realized something. No matter how much your life sucks right now it will get better in the future and you should live every day expecting the unexpected of the day to come. Speaking from experience, when you feel negative about tomorrow not knowing what it will bring you already put yourself down into a hole full of negativity and anxiety. So lovelies, keep your heads up high and walk into each day with an open mind.

I can't say all this so positively though as if it's an easy thing to do because it really isn't. You can try to walk into each day with an open mind but that open mind will sometimes let in some negativity. But it's normal to have negativity in your life. Just not too much. When the negativity overrides the positives in your life then that's when it becomes a problem. 

To stop negativity from overriding your mind I would recommend living your life. Doing things that will make you happy in life. And to not let your feelings guide you to a deep dark hole. Make your life full of the best things that make you smile. 

I also want to try something new with you guys today. I added a bible verse that corresponds with what I wrote about. If you want you can read it. 

Today's Bible verse: Matthew 6:34 is “Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.” 

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