Positive People Day

Positive People Day's official mascot, Underdog Oh boy! October 29th is coming! October 29th is coming! Yay!

Here's your checklist from the people behind Positive People Day, VictoryOverViolence.org:

☐ Smile (often)
☐ Give a hug
☐ Thank someone
☐ Pay an unexpected compliment
☐ Share a laugh or a kind word
☐ Call your mother or a loved one

By the end of the day you'll be feeling more positive! Exclamation point!

Of course, every day is Positive People Day around here. Underdog is the day's official mascot: "Heeeeere I come to save the daaaaay." Underdog image from VictoryOverViolence.org. If you're into niceness, and I know you are, check out Nice Blog by the folks at Power of Nice.

Comments

Maureen said…
"Here I come to save the daaaaaay!!!"

(Yeah, I LOVE Underdog -- the cartoon, not the crazy idea to make it into a live-action movie -- pullleeeeze....)

Thanks for letting me know about tomorrow. I will definitely participate! (Practicing her smile at this very moment).
October 28, 2007
P.L. Frederick said…
Maureen, I imagine that you practice Positive People Day every day. =-)

P.L. Frederick
SMALL & big
October 29, 2007
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