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SMILING/HAPPINESS CHALLENGE DAY 11 (MONDAY)



Hello everyone, how was your weekend. Like I said on the first day of this challenge, there won’t be posts on Saturdays and Sundays so I’m sorry if you came here on Saturday and yesterday to check. Saturday and Sunday were day 9 and 10 respectively. So today Monday is day 11. Don’t be confused.

Yes it’s a new dawn of a new but third week in April. We started this smiling/happiness challenge last two week Friday and I really hope its helping. If you are just joining, you can get the challenge from the beginning by checking on my post archives by the right hand side of this blog. Thanks.

Good noon everyone, I hope you were able to put down your list. Well I did mine and I discovered that I still have a lot to achieve this year. So I knelt down and ask God to help me achieve them. I hope you did same.



Today’s task
                        Pick a book (Magazine, novel, anything!) 
                         Read.
             Tell us what you read and what you learnt from it.

By doing this, you are getting relaxed and at the same time increasing your knowledge. A person who reads finds his/herself learning more.

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