Blog re-focus! How to be happy!

Hey guys. :) I know I've been away for a little while, but here is a post to keep you happy! I guess I don't have anything interesting or drama-ish to tell you. My life was so crazy only six months ago. Now, things are just..right. I'm around halfway through my process of self-improvement, and I'm 100% happy with my values, my current life stage, my friends, my future plans, my job. It kind of feels like the last 20 years of my life - which I totally thought would end at some point around age 18-19 - have completely been worth it.

I started this blog a number of years ago, blogging about unhealthy things and the mass amounts of drama and trouble I was going through/causing. It's inevitable that after all this time, my blog's focus would change.

This blog is now focused on self-improvement.

I want to write about becoming a happy person. I want to let you know what works for me. What keeps me entertained and content. And even the minor drama that comes with being alive.

I know that there are a couple people who know me personally who have somehow found my blog. And they read it. And they probably don't know that I know they read it. I'm grateful that those people fall into the 'trust' box, and won't have a problem with anything. However, those of you who have had their blog 'discovered', will know how shattering it is to not have a space to write your thoughts freely. It's awful, but you can't change it, so you should just take it and move on.

In a couple days, after people have read this post, I'll do another post on a couple of things I think you guys might like from my other blog, including how to publish your blog as a pdf document for free. They'll be a couple things that I appreciate, and that I think you might appreciate yourself. The copy that I have of this blog gives me peace of mind, and it's nice to know that I have all of it in a file and saved, if something ever happened to this electronic version. Stay tuned!

Meanwhile, I'm away with friends. We are holidaying near the river (in Victoria, Australia), and it's quite lovely. It's 10.37pm, and everyone is very drunk! Obviously I'm not. I don't like to drink, and I think it's involved in self-improvement - not needing substances to enjoy yourself.

Important note: it's good to have friends. It doesn't matter how much you like someone, or how annoying someone is, or how much they like you, or how your friends really dislike someone. You should always be nice. Even if someone is acting like a complete bitch. If there is one thing that I've learned over the last year, it's that it is ALWAYS better to be nice. You cannot have enough friends. You cannot be too friendly.

I should end this post. I've written a lot of uninteresting paragraphs.

So, to end, I would adore to hear from you. Let's have a conversation? You can't have too many friends, including those online. I'd love to get people more connected. Perhaps in my next post, I might get you guys to leave a comment with your blog details and something about you as a person, so my other readers can check out your blog.

Now on to changing my blog around a bit to ensure the focus is truly on self-improvement.

Be the best you can be. Love always.