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Find somewhere to keep your jar, paper and pens. It’s up to you how private or public it should be, but you’ll need to be able to reach it every day.

Your options for things to write in a happy jar are pretty endless, but I’d like to give some examples to spark your imagination. Affirmations Happy are those who take life day by day, complain very little and are thankful for the little things in life.” Whatever it is, write it down, put a date on it, and toss it on the jar. Question #3: When do I open my Happiness Jar?

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I think this is a great idea for an anniversary. Think of what you love about your partner and what you are grateful for, let them know! Ideas for Memory Jar- Mothers’s Day Memory Jar Keep the notes or pieces of paper nearby. If you have to start looking for scraps of paper to write on, then you will be less likely to add a note to your jar.

Simply looking at the fullness of the jar will make you feel good. And reading the notes will make you feel even better! Things to Put in Your Positive Thoughts Jar Happiness jars were a project first introduced by Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray, Love. Since then, many people around the world have used it as a simple reminder of the joys in the everyday — whether it's a nice meal, good weather, your train being on time or a good night's sleep. Preparing your notepaper in advance will make it easier for you to write something every day. Cut up little squares of paper, or use little memo pads, and keep them next to your jar with a few nice pens or pencils. Once you have written some of these ideas down, you can place the pieces of paper in the jar. You can add to it every day by writing down one thing you are grateful for, or one thing that made you smile. It helps us get the good from the good. Not only can this amplify your morning coffee experience, but it can also help you appreciate your ‘ratty’ clothes and ‘small’ home,” says Froh. “You’ll soon realize that relative to 90 percent—if not 95 percent!—of the world, you dress like royalty and live in a castle. This realization will make you, and your bank account, happy.”If you like the positive thoughts above, then you will love these already made happiness jar printables. Using a happiness jar can help improve your self-esteem. It’s quite common to think badly of yourself or to put yourself down. However, this isn't something you should do! By writing down your positive thoughts about yourself, you are more likely to think good things about yourself, therefore boosting your confidence and self-esteem. Elizabeth Gilbert, author of City of Girls, popularized the happiness jar trend, and thousands on social media have hopped on board. Now you can, too. Haven’t heard of it before? All you do is write down a good moment that happened each day on a tiny scrap of paper and keep it in a jar for safekeeping.

Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.” Psalm 22:6 Make a ‘Reasons I love you’ jar for your partner, just in time for Valentine’s Day! A happiness jar would also make a wonderful and unique anniversary gift. Start a new New Year’s eve tradition and read your notes from that year to remind yourself of all your happy moments throughout the year.A weeding tool (I use the Cricut Basic Tool Set that has the weeding tool, scraper tool, scissors and more) The question is not how to survive, but how to thrive with passion, compassion, humor and style.” Maya Angelou I’m a words of affirmation kind of gal. So, I really like the idea of creating a positive affirmation jar; one where you can select and read a different affirmation every day. Hello friends! I have something a little different for you today. A bit of happiness, in a non-food form…if you will! In my LDS ward, I work in the Young Womens program with the 14 and 15-year-old girls. We meet on Sundays to study the gospel and once during the week to learn different skills, have fun, form friendships, do service or just to support each other. Both of my daughters are involved in the Young Womens program which is an added blessing to me. Dream calling to be sure! The girls are so full of fun and energy. It’s always wonderful to be with them. Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.” John 14:27