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I Want You to be Happy Day

I Want You to be Happy Day

Date When Celebrated: Always March 3rd

""I Want You to be Happy Day"" is an unselfish day. Its a thought that we wish upon others that we care for or love.

Celebrate today by doing more than wishing someone is happy. Do something to make others happy. It can start with an Ecard that will put a smile on someone's face. Other ideas include a phone call, making positive compliments, or cooking a special meal. Be creative. There are endless ways to make others happy.


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