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How to Stop the Media Attack on Your Body
I don't know about you, but I'm tired of the ongoing message that the natural, curvy, womanly body I was born into is unacceptable. I'm tired of being horrified when I hear that five-year old girls already criticize their bodies and think they need to ...

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Writing out a detailed budget
Although love and happiness are the finer details of a wedding, you have to face the facts and figure out a detailed budget. Now, what you include in this budget will depend on the type of wedding. So maybe you should start with that first. Extravagant ...


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Funny wedding toasts - add some quick humor to your toast
 
Funny toasts are not at all hard to write. Just make sure you don't over do it and come across looking like a jerk at the wedding. So let's quickly throw together some funny wedding toasts to say...
1.) To the groom: "May you have many happy nights...taking out the trash."

2.) To the groom: "Congrats. Your bride is very


lovely - but what happened to that cute chick you were with last week?"

3.) An old one but a favorite: "To our wives and lovers - hopefully they never meet!"


OK, so those aren't the most funny or clever toasts ever, but I came up with the first two in a matter of minutes. The point is that you can bring some humor to the wedding by writing some funny toasts.
About the Author
Amy Lee Johnson is a freelance writer that often contributes to Wedding Vows 4U - a site that offers information on such topics as writing wedding vows and writing wedding toasts.

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'Happiness Is a Chemical in the Brain': review
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World's Happiest Countries
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By Andy Reinhardt - 2012-05-25T15:21:49Z People all over the world are fascinated by happiness rankings and how their own countries fare in global league tables. In some places, such as Britain, ratings of national well-being aren't just a matter for ...


Olympics-Happiness for Bhutan Olympians is not golden
Reuters
Neither Sherab nor Kunzang expect to win medals for Bhutan, an impoverished, largely Buddhist country between India and China which only opened up to foreigners in 1974, banned television until 1999, and uses happiness to measure its success.


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What Will Make Facebook's Eduardo Saverin Happier: US Citizenship or $67 Million?
Scientific American (blog)
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