I Believe...

   

          The first time I saw this post was on the beautiful Samantha's blog (Life is but a Stream of Thoughts), but then came to realize there were other amazing ladies who had made an 'I Believe..." post.  Patricia from Kisses and Croissants and Paulina from Discovering Simply Me also wrote magnificent posts.  After reading these, I finally felt inspired enough (and found the time) to write one of similar taste!  Hope you all enjoy, and make sure you check out the other girls' posts and let them know I sent you :)

I believe that I will make a change.

I believe that it's okay to forgive but not forget.

I believe Target holds all of my needs.

I believe happy tears are the most beautiful things in the world.

I believe that getting your tongue stuck on ice is the stupidest thing to do, and 

I believe you should feel embarrassed.

I believe in superheroes.

I believe that my mother is my best friend.

I believe that everybody possesses a talent, it's just that some talents involve winning Oscars and Emmys while others involve participation metals at the county fair. (Kudos to my designer, Taylor, for thinking of this one) 

I believe that laughter is the best medicine.

I believe that I will always fangirl over the Jonas Brothers and One Direction.

I believe that sheep are the dumbest animals alive.

I believe that it's okay to sleep with a stuffed animal at any age.

I believe that comforters are great to snuggle-up in.

I believe that my freckles are a blessing.

I believe reading can sometimes be dangerous.

I believe in my dreams... no matter how big.

I believe JCPenney has really cute, quality clothes for cheap.

I believe that wearing snapbacks does not immediately make you a gangster.

I believe that Taylor Swift should only sing Country.

I believe I've found my true, life-long friends while at school.

I believe in silly photos.

I believe that family can't be forgotten or replaced.

I believe that a little puppy therapy can fix anything.

I believe in smiles.

I believe that friend-zoning is appropriate: it means you're not in love with the person, but you still care about them to have them in your life.

I believe I can do anything I set my mind to.

I believe that knees are gross-looking.

I believe the guy should make the first move.

“I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen: not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.” -C.S. Lewis