And That's My New Philosophy!

Pin It In response to Sunday's post, I'm following in the steps of Jimmy John's and sharing my personal philosophy! What are some elements of your personal philosophy?

I believe...

• Everything happens for a reason, and everything ends up the way it is supposed to.
• That turquoise and sparkle are the happiest colors (yes, sparkle is a color in my book).
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• In marriage equality, and equal rights for ALL.
• That it's perfectly fine and acceptable to tap dance down grocery store aisles, and to burst into a random show tune or two as the mood strikes. Life's too short, y'all!
• That Starbucks Coffee truly tastes better than any of the other stuff. Plus, I like that little mermaid gal on the cups.
• In pumpkin spice lattes, cozy blankets, and a good read any day.
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• Fuzzy socks, year-round.
• In appreciating the humor in embarrassing photos from your awkward years.
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• The worst offense in the world of manners is tardiness. Buy a watch.
• Pearls are classy and an appropriate accessory option to wear with any wardrobe.
• In big hair. Ain't no thang!
• In sleeping in on the weekends. Abso-freaking-lutely.
• Siblings are best friends you were born with.
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• In "yes ma'am/sir", "no ma'am/sir", "please", and "thank you". ALWAYS
• In a good pedicure regularly. 
• In supporting local businesses.
• That there are few places happier than the following 3: Target, Starbucks, or the Starbucks within Target.
• In love.
• In being a crazy dog lady.
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• In being a life-long learner.
• In God.
• In the power of music.
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• In being overdressed rather than under dressed.
• In karma.
• That you can actually LOVE your job.
• In putting Christmas decorations out in the middle of November.
• In honoring your commitments.
• In the power of prayer.
• In planning and being a list-maker.
• In always saying "I love you" before going to sleep.
• In marrying your best friend (which I can't wait to do in 26 days!)
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• That a sign of a truly good friend is that person who you don't have to talk to or see every day, but when you do, it's like you never were apart and you can pick right up where you left off.
• That the art of being happy lies in the power of extracting happiness from common things.
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