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#SaturdaySmile


Why smile? Well, for obvious reasons it feels better to smile than it does to not. Have you noticed that? A day without much smiling tends to leave me feeling rather blue by the time I go to bed. But if I've engaged my smiling muscles throughout the day I feel way better. But there are some other reasons to smile - some may be surprising to you.

                                                         Today's #SaturdaySmile Focus:
Mercy Ships rock. 
They do a wide variety of medical services - seriously they are an awesome organization. 
They include among their services cleft lip and palate repair 
which is my chosen focus for this saturday smile. 
You can contribute to making someone's smile shine through Mercy Ships by clicking here. 
Today's #SaturdaySmile Quote:


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