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31 Days of Self-Care: Day 13

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Cheer someone up today. What are some things you can do to make a friend in need feel better?

1. Spend time with them, whether you watch a movie or YouTube videos, or play a game, or do something creative, or just lay around with them all day. Be with them.

2. Bring them something. It could be food or a pair of cool new socks or even a drawing or poem you made for them. Everyone likes receiving a gift from someone who cares about them.

3. Listen to them. Let them know that you will always be there to listen. No matter what. This can also get your friend to trust and open up to you more.

4. If you can’t be physically with them, text them, call them, FB them. Something. Let them know that you are thinking of them, and that you are just a click (or a few clicks) away. Even if they do not answer back, they will still get the message that you love them, and that they have someone to go to.

Ya Know,

when many people are faced with adversity, and the hate seems overpowering, it is really so amazing to see how much stronger the powers of love, kindness, and compassion are. Hate is just a puny little shriveled up bean, and love is the gigantic, bright bloom of sunshine that shriveled it all up.

We’re okay, because we’re in this together.

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“You know your pain better than anyone. And it’s real.
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Save the Earthworms!

If you see a worm on the sidewalk or inside, take it to the nearest patch of dirt or soil so it doesn’t get stepped on! Earthworms greatly benefit the earth (hence the name), though you may not realize that they do help keep soil fertile and healthy for plants to grow. Lots of little organisms play big roles in the environment, like most ladybugs or bees.

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