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#SaturdaySmile


The smile is fascinating! It isn't just an upturned mouth on our faces - it has psychological, physical, emotional, and relationship benefits. 

Our smiles have magic in them - magic for ourselves and for others. So today put those benefits to work for yourself and share them with others! 

And get this, there are NINETEEN styles of smiles! NINETEEN! But this article that explains them all says only 6 are for happiness. Read up on the different styles, I am fascinated by them! 

Today's #SaturdaySmile Focus:
Did you know (I didn't) that a child is born every three minutes with a cleft lip or cleft palate? 
Not only does this take away the child's real smile but it has serious medical implications. 
Today consider honoring #SaturdaySmile by bringing back the smile of a child. 
Go to operationsmile.org and see how you can bring a smile to someone. 

Today's #SaturdaySmile Quote:


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