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University Day in the Life: A Typical Monday

During this time of uncertainty, I decided to share what I wrote up last week about my university routine. I am in my second year attending Queen's University and studying commerce at the Smith School of Business. Let's get into the routine:

6:30am: Wake up!

I've always liked to wake up earlier than everyone else and get a headstart on my day. At this point, I try my best not to go on social media in bed and instead, wash my face and do some yoga to start off the day.

6:45am: Get ready

This is my favourite part of the day (sounds crazy I know). I always pick a good podcast and listen to that whilst I do my hair and makeup. I usually pick out my outfit beforehand so I slip that on as well and pack up my bag.

7:15am: Eat breakfast

I don't think I ever have a set breakfast that I go-to often. When I have long days of class such as this one, I try to have eggs and toast in the morning to fill me up. Sometimes this happens and sometimes it does not. This morning, I whipped up scrambled eggs really quick. As I ate my breakfast, I checked social media and read the news. However, this morning's catch-up was cut short since my housemate and I had a lot to catch up on since I was home for the weekend (in the 15-20min of us talking, we only got through half a day of missed stories - that's how close we are).

7:40am: Head out the door for class

My morning walks to school are usually very peaceful and get me in the right frame of mind for starting my day. Usually, I will stop by my best friend's house on the way to class and we will walk together, which is always a nice time for us to catch up.

8:30am - 2:30pm: Class, class, class

Easily my busiest day of class. I have four back-to-back classes (which are pretty killer), but it allows me to have lighter school days throughout the week, which I like. Today, I had marketing II, managerial economics, ethics, and introduction to digital business.

2:30pm-4:00pm: Meetings

I usually have about 3 group meetings a week for school projects and 2 meetings a week for extra-curriculars so I am no stranger to booking meetings whenever I can. Today was a marketing meeting with one of my favourite groups ever, which was very productive and brightened my mood.

4:10pm: Finally arrive home & start working

The moment I've been waiting for all day! I usually have a quick snack to eat and take about a 30 min break before I start working on homework for the day.

7:30pm: Dinner time

At this point, my housemate has come home and we make dinner together and catch up on the day (and finished catching up from the weekend). I usually eat dinner pretty late so this is considered early for me. I made a garden salad, which is pretty typical for me when I have had a busy day and do not have the patience to make a full meal.

8:00pm: More work

This is the point in my night where I take care of all of my branding work for the day. This includes editing a YouTube video or a podcast episode, working on new graphics for my Instagram accounts, and/or drafting new marketing campaigns for my consulting company. Also, if I have any work to do for the committees I am apart of at school, I do it now as well.

9:15pm: Friend & Family Time

Some nights I will call back home and other nights I will have a Netflix night with my friends. Tonight, my housemate, our friend, and I watched Black Mirror, which is what we are currently binging right now.

10:45pm: Night Routine

After I've finished up for the night, I start my skincare routine and journal for a bit. These two things always put me in the right frame of mind to go to bed. Sometimes, I will do a plank, a few crunches and pushups before bed if I missed time to workout (which on this day I did). After I do all of that, it is lights out for me!

While not everyday is the same, this *used to be* my typical Monday routine. With everything going on in the world right now, it can be hard to get into a routine. I have begun to replace some things in my routine with alternate activities. For example, I do not have to walk to school, but instead I workout. My meetings and classes have all been moved online and then I continue homework after that. I know it can be difficult to get in that frame of mind espeically now, but it starts with planning out each day and then you will begin to fall into a new routine.

What has your new routine looked like? Let me know in the comments!

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8 Essential Hacks to Get Ready for Back to School

Whether you love it or hate it, the time of back-to-school season is here. I personally love this time of year because it is all the excitement before the reality of midterms sets in and this time means that autumn is right around the corner. Now, there is a lot to get done to prepare for this upcoming season. Here are my tips to getting ready, both physically and mentally, to go back to school:

1. Body Glow-Up

After a long summer, you may have been working or out in the sun every day and your body needs a little TLC. Now is the time to freshen up your body and your look before you get busy with school again. I typically like to book a hair appointment and either get my summer highlights taken out, try something new for the new school year, or get my dead ends off so my hair can look as glowy and healthy as possible. I also spend time the night before doing my nails, putting on a face mask, and choosing a new makeup look to feel fresh for the new school year. During this time, I also like to up the intensity on my workouts to make up for the lack of workouts (let's be honest) that will occur as the school year progresses so that I can feel healthy going into school.

2. Mind Glow-Up

Now that your body is all glowed-up, you can now focus on refreshing your mind and de-stressing. Summertime can often be stressful with working so much and can also bring about mental health issues so take time before a potentially stressful school year to focus on self-care. Give yourself a nice spa night, read a new book, watch your favourite movie, journal, check-in with yourself, and spend as much time with your friends as possible. It will be worth it, trust me! With a refreshed brain and clear mind, anything is possible going back to school!

3. Planning a Refreshed Wadrobe

As the fashionista I am, a new season means a new aesthetic to my style. This does not necessarily mean buying a whole new wardrobe, mostly because I am still a broke college student, but instead means to freshen up your look. Go on Pinterest, create a new outfit board, and refresh your style a bit. I love doing this because changing up things a bit always gets me excited for a new season and makes me feel ready for school, no matter how daunting that can be.

4. Space Clearout

Another way to feel refreshed and ready for the school year is to clear out your space and declutter your surroundings. Clear space equals a clear mind which is essential when starting school. Since I am in second year, I am moving into my apartment so I make sure everything is unpacked, decluttered, and organized because I know if I try to do it later, it will not get done and then it will stress me out even more. Ensure to do this step early on so that you can feel better in your space (in anticipation to spend too many hours of studying later!).

5. Stocking Up

Let's say it together: you do not want to be that person on the first day missing a pen. Make sure that you do not wait to stock up on all your supplies for the year. This includes school supplies and anything you will need for your apartment or dorm if you are in college or university. If you cannot do this, you can always pick things up later, but if you have a choice, trust me, you want to get everything stocked now instead of running around and worrying about it later. I know it can be tricky to get textbooks before your classes so this is the only thing I wait to do, but if you can buy from an upper year, do it! Going into the bookstore and waiting in lines that take forever is not what you want to be stuck doing your first week.

6. Getting all Pre-Work done

Some programs are the worst and have pre-school readings to do so make sure to do them in advance so they are do not all build up the night before. My program personally does not do this, but I like to get any blogging or entrepreneurial work done beforehand so that I have content already scheduled as I start getting busy with school and getting adjusted to that schedule again. This makes me feel less stressed with the overwhelm at the start of a new semester and already puts me in that productive mindset that we all need at this time.

7. Meal Prep

Whether it be making lunches for the week or making various options for dinner if you are living on your own, meal prepping your food for the week makes a world of a difference. It makes you feel productive going into the week and you don't have to worry about scrambling to make food when you do not have much time to do so. It is much better to spend an hour or two making a bunch of food that you can make in a few minutes later in the week than spending an hour a day making your food. Also, this ensures that you are staying healthy too which will help keep your energy up and improve your focus in class.

8. Set New Goals

The new school year is a time to set new goals for the year. I like to make one academic goal (higher GPA for example), one personal goal (workout twice a week, etc.), and one social goal (join a new club, etc.). You always want to push yourself to do better so setting goals for yourself can keep you in this mindset and set you up for a better and more successful year! A pro tip is to not make too many goals: keep a list of 5 or less or else it will be hard to remember all your goals and actually achieve them!

I know that back-to-school can be exciting, but it can also be quite terrifying. Last year, I was going into my first year of university and I was completely horrified. Soon after, I learned that there was no need to be. There are so many incredible opportunities to explore when starting a new year at school and looking into these are very fulfilling. With every year, I learn valuable content in a variety of classes which I am so grateful to attend. A new school year is a fresh start so use it accordingly and begin this new school year with an open and positive mind to make the most of it. Like I said, we are extremely lucky to have the opportunity to receive an education so make the most of your experience and enjoy every minute of it as you can. Finals and midterms are not the end of the world. Do not forget about the little moments and those in-between moments with your friends. Go out there and make the most of this next year!

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Feeling Confident in Summer

Many people hear the word "summer" or "pool days" and already get flooded with a wave of anxiety knowing that they cannot coverup behind oversized sweaters and long trousers anymore. I am one of those people. Summer isn't exactly my season. For so long, I absolutely dreaded it because the thought of pool parties and beach days made me feel so uncomfortable about my body before I even got into a swimsuit. I would always wear swimsuits that were either high-waisted or flowy, something to cover up my insecurities. I was so insecure of my body and I would often deny pool party invites or not even swim just because of this overwhelming fear of many people seeing all of my imperfections.

However, the more I've aged, the more I have realized what truly matters. People are not looking at your body. Pool parties and beach days are not about judgement, it is about having fun. And believe me, those "imperfections" you may be so scared of disappear if you have confidence. So this all may sound nice, but can I actually do it? Here are some tips that helped me:

1. Surround yourself with people who make you feel happy

The first roadblock you could be facing with feeling confident is the people you surround yourself with. Pick and choose the company that you want to spend your free time with and then it will make you feel more "in the moment" rather than "on display."
Those people love every part of you and you will feel that comfort and love when you are around them which will inspire you to feel that way about yourself without them. There is no problem in cutting out the people in your life that do not bring you joy or do not make you feel this way. This can be hard, but it will work in the long run. So call up your best friend, make some fun weekend plans and have a good time!

2. Morning affirmations
I'm sure you've heard this WAY too many times and it sounds dumb but try looking at it from another perspective because it does actually work. If standing in front of your mirror every morning and telling yourself that you are beautiful just does not work for you, try leaving sticky notes of things you like about yourself (and not all have to be physical). We do these daily positive affirmations not just to try to change our mind about our body but to change our mind about everything. You don't have to make affirmations just about your physical appearance. It could be anything that will get you thinking more positively and get you started on the right foot.

3. Pick styles and colours that you feel confident in
Ugh, the dreaded swimsuit shopping portion of all of this. I know how daunting it can be, but believe it or not, it can actually be a fun experience if you make it. There are so many fun different swimsuit types and colours. You do not have to wear the same black or red teenie tiny bikini like everyone else. People notice others who have an interesting swimsuit. So pick one that you genuinely feel comfortable in and that showcases your best features so you can have fun in your new swimsuit.

4. Wear clothes you feel happy in
There is always that one outfit that you truly feel good in. You know the one. Put it on and wear it around as much as you want. You don't have to wear fewer clothes to feel good in your own skin. Pick whatever outfit you like and strut your stuff in it.

5. Eat healthy and happy foods
When I was younger, I was told that "eating less" was the key to having a "better body" but that is so far from wrong. You do not need to eat less, you need to eat healthier and have balanced meals (especially so that you can treat yourself every so often with your favourite goodies). To eat healthy means different things to everyone. Pick foods to put into your body that are healthy but also that you enjoy such as smoothies or your favourite fruit. Feeling confident starts with how you feel inside too!

6. Get active

Similar to the last step, you need to start feeling good from within before you feel confident from without. Getting active does not mean spending countless hours in a gym doing ab workouts you found on YouTube. This could be taking daily walks, going for swims every so often, or even going for bike rides around your neighbourhood. Any way to get moving will make you feel better and stronger from within and they always say that being active floods you with endorphins (which is definitely true by the way), so get to it!

7. Spend more time natural

How can you begin to be confident if you do not love yourself in your natural state? I know it can be difficult but start wearing less and less makeup to let your skin breathe and appreciate the skin you were given. It actually feels really nice, especially in the sweltering summer heat. Also, another tip that is very popular when gaining confidence is sleeping naked. I know, controversial at times, but if you are able to, definitely give this one a try. Over time, you will begin to become more comfortable in your own skin which will make you more comfortable when going out and choosing which clothes to wear too. And, there are lots of added health bonuses so double plus!

8. Be bigger than your insecurities

This is easier said than done, for sure. Your confidence is not based on your physical appearance. Your personality, kindness, and attitude are more of what people see on the outside than you think. You may think it's ridiculous and people think beauty is just outward appearance but think of the most beautiful people you know. What makes them beautiful? It's never just their outward appearance. It's their heart, their smile, and their contagious personality. Those insecurities you notice? I can guarantee others are not looking at those. Focus on your best features instead of what you think to be your worst. I know it's difficult but over time, train yourself to think this way about yourself and you'll see not only your confidence grow but also how you act around others too! You'll attract positive energy which will boost your confidence further. It is all related and the more that you push yourself to train your mind this way and to truly believe in your own unique beauty, the happier you can become.

Take some time to focus on you! Self-care is everything and do not overlook it just because you are busy. Stay strong, shine from within, and happy summer!

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10 Ways to Beat the Instagram Alogrithm

Is the Instagram algorithm not showing your posts? Making you a little mad? Don't worry, me too.

Instagram has been constantly changing in recent years and is one of the biggest marketing mediums to date. They have changed the way which posts are shown and this can determine how much of your content actually reaches your followers. Many people have seen their engagement and traffic go down as a result of this and trust me, no one is happy about it. But, contrary to popular belief, there are ways to break the algorithm and continue having your content on top.

Tip 1: Create a specific niche

When you have a specific audience, it is easier for more people to find you. People who follow a specific niche of content will be more likely to find you if you also specifically identify with a specific niche. For example, maybe your Instagram is all about GirlBoss motivation, you should have a handle with "girlboss" in it, describe your niche in your bio, and have a strict theme that represents that niche (quotes, pictures of powerful women, etc.). This way, your posts are more likely to come up in the recommendations of people who follow similar accounts, AKA your niche.

Tip 2: Have posts with multiple pictures

More content = more reach so if you have multiple content in one post, it tracks well with the algorithm and will be more likely to be picked up by your followers. Ever noticed how influencers post multi-picture posts even if the pictures are all very similar? There's your answer.

Tip 3: Utilize Instagram story and IGTV features

This is a medium that you can use to interact with your followers. People like to look at new things and these two features on Instagram have become very popular. Especially for Instagram stories, it is easier to engage with your audience by using the Q&A or polls feature. People love interacting with those and the more interacting your audience does with you, the more likely your posts will come up at the top of their feed.

Tip 4: Interact with your audience more

Having more comments on your posts will lead to a wider reach as Instagram sees it as being a popular post, similar to how YouTube works. Ask questions or strike a conversation by choosing your caption carefully in order to gain more comments and attraction to your post.

Tip 5: Do not use overused follower gaining techniques

Even though it is 2019, some people still try to buy followers or do "f4f" (follow for a follow) techniques to gain more followers; however, those are just not going to work anymore. You might, just might, get some more followers but these followers will not be engaged and not like any of your pictures. Therefore, you will not get any attraction to your feed thus having less attention. Trust me, people care about content, NOT the number of followers you have.

Tip 6: Analyze analytics

You do not want to keep making the same mistakes over and over again. Look at who is looking at your posts and who is liking them to see who to target your content at. Then, look at what your best and worst posts are and use that to create better content in the future.

Tip 7: Post consistently

The more you post, the more you will get picked up by the algorithm. That is the Golden Rule here. You will naturally get more engagement and audiences will have consistently more opportunities to find your feed.

Tip 8: Choose the right hashtags

If you use too popular of hashtags or too unpopular of hashtags, they are basically meaningless. You need to find decently popular hashtags within your niche! People will not look through a million pictures under a hashtag. They will follow the ones that are very specific and have 20K-200K posts since they do not want a bunch of random pictures. Be cautious with what hashtags you use and do some research to see which ones work best with your brand image.

Tip 9: Use videos

Like I've mentioned many times before, people love interactive content. That's why audiences love stories so much because they can take a poll or leave a question which makes them feel like they are always included. Videos are something new and exciting for audiences and people enjoy videos more than a static picture. Videos are also more likely to be picked up by the explore page and you can get more information to your audiences! Big play here so use it right!

Tip 10: Use Instagram Ads

Sometimes, you just have to bite the bullet and buy Instagram ads in order to put your company out there. They will be shown to audiences in your niche and it is the oldest advertising trick in social media, works like a charm!

Now you have it: your new toolkit to thriving on Instagram. Let's break that algorithm together!

Make sure to follow @kellijaggerbranding on Instagram for more tips like these!

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Current Favourites | May 2019

It has been a long time since I have written on here and I am so glad to be back. University is such a time-consumer and this past semester was incredibly stressful, but we finally made it and the summer break is now here! I have spent a lot of time adapting to life at home, spending time with loved ones, getting back to work, and overall just getting back into a routine. Amidst all these changes, there are many products that have been lifesavers recently or that I have just been absolutely adoring.

FASHION

~ Zara

I have been recently LOVING their newest summer 2019 collection. It is filled with whites, beiges, and pastel colours that are super flattering. I definitely recommend checking out their newest clothes in store! You can check out some of the pieces I picked up here:

~ Heeled sandals

These type of cute summery shoes have been my go-to recently. Even though summer is not fully upon us, I still trick myself into feeling like it by wearing cute sandals. Let's be honest, I am not a very tall gal; however, I love to fake it with a comfy pair of heels. Put the two factors together and you get the perfection of heeled sandals. My most recent pair is from ALDO which is also featured in the video above. They go with so many outfits and really add an extra something to your casual spring outfit.

~ Depop

Since coming home from university, I realized that I have WAY too many clothes and no place to put them all. I have been using Depop to sell my older clothes that do not fit anymore. It is super easy and convenient to use, especially when spring cleaning. If you wanted to check out my closet on Depop, you can check it out here.

BEAUTY/SKINCARE~ Boscia Cactus Water Moisturizer

My skin has been going through a rough time recently and has been breaking out like never before which I can account to "post exam stress." This moisturizer from Boscia has been hydrating my skin so nicely and evening out my complexion. It leaves me with smooth skin all day and I highly recommend it to anyone with dry or uneven skin. It is a little pricy but you use very very little when applying since even just the tiniest amount of this product goes a long way.

~ Tarte Maracuja C-Brighter Eye Treatment

With my skin trying to revitalize itself, my eyes have been dry too. This moisturizer not only soothes the skin but effectively brightens up the dark circles under my eyes (thank you finals for that) for days after only a one time use. 10/10 recommend!

LIFESTYLE

~ Pinterest

I have been completely obsessed with using Pinterest recently. I am moving into my apartment soon so I have spent hours scrolling through my feed to look for new decor ideas and recipes. There is something for everyone on there and I highly recommend it for a little bit of inspiration!

~ 1 Second a Day

I really loved the trend of doing those 1 second a day videos that you see all over Instagram but I had never given it the chance. Since being home from school, I have been using the app and documenting little happy moments. I don't have many videos yet but still looking back on them is such a warming feeling and it encourages me to do something meaningful with my day every day.

~ Journalling and Podcasting

My mental health took a big hit at school this year and since it is summer and I have had more time to focus on my health, I have been getting back into focusing on self-care. Journalling may sound boring to some but I have found that it genuinely helps me and allows me to get out my feelings so that I can move on from whatever was trapped inside. I also started a podcast recently called Girl Recovering where I talk about my mental health journey and experiences and I would love it if you get a chance to check it out! Podcasting has encouraged me to start the conversation about breaking the mental health stigma and growing a community of people with similar experiences to me.

~ BURGA Phone Cases

BURGA has super cute and aesthetically pleasing cases that I genuinely love and protect my phone so well. It is really hard to find cute cases that actually protect your devices but I completely love these ones! If you use the link above, you can get 15% off your next purchase (valid until May 31).

Stay tuned for more content coming very soon and let me know in the comments what I should try next!

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19 Things I've Learned in 19 Years

Another year has passed and I have got a whole new list of things that I learned to share!

1. Do everything you do in kindness

I’ve talked about this before, but you should always do things in kindness. It is better for you and for everything around you to have this outlook.

2. Find opportunity in change

This past year, I have made the biggest changes in my life yet. Struggling with change is no stranger to me. I went through a difficult time with the big changes in my life this year, but when I took time to adapt, I begin finding opportunities in my situation and I am a lot better off for it.

3. Make time for your health (and prioritize it!)

You are responsible for your own health and you cannot do anything if you are unhealthy. You need to make sure that you are in a good state before you get back to your normal routine or heavy workloads.

4. Study smarter, not harder

A little lesson you learn from being a university student. I always thought I did this, but you honestly do not learn the importance of this until midterms or finals weeks. Do not waste time writing long notes but instead, spend time working on the crucial information you need more review on. You do not have time to waste!

5. Learn to forgive and move forward

Holding grudges is good for no one. Make your peace with a situation and move forward. Sometimes, you cannot rush this, but moving forward the sooner you can will quit any unnecessary and prolonged anguished. It can be hard to forgive when you feel like you can't. Take some space for yourself to do so, but at least try doing things to move forward and analyze what you can learn from what happened. It is always best to take the high road.

6. See a setback as an opportunity for growth rather than something negative

Life throws you curveballs all the time. Sometimes, you can control them and sometimes, you can't. Instead of dwelling on what happened or complaining, learn from what happened, try to fix it, and move on. You can never grow if you let these things hold you back. It is when you keeping trying to overcome whatever curveballs you get that will show you the real results.

7. Do not stop being a good person just because of bad people
There are a lot of people that do horrible things and sometimes, that can really impact you. However, it is so important not to give in to these people and stay firm in your values and your ways.

8. You are not going to get any work done if you are in a bad mood

If I am anxious or just overwhelmingly sad from a horrible day or situation, I need to take a break. If you are in a bad mental state, do not push yourself because then you won't actually get anything done, you will just stress yourself out more. Take a break and take it easy on yourself. Even just having a good cry will make you feel better. You will come back from your break ready to work and you will get more work done faster than you would've if you were in a bad mental state.

9. If something bothers you, don’t hold it in.

Do not be scared to hold in your emotions. If you don't speak up, nothing will change. The more you speak up when something is bothering you, the more good change can come from it. That is the only way for you to not feel like that.

10. Smile more to people (even if you don't know them that well)
Maybe it is someone from one of your classes that you see in passing or the barista that you've seen a few times. People appreciate smiles and warm up to you more. You seem more approachable and it creates a good vibe for everyone!

11. Do not complain if you can fix the situation

This is a golden rule. If there is something to be done about a situation that bugs you, stop complaining and get to work. It will be better for everyone around you and yourself.

12. Learn from others

People are extraordinary and there is so much that can be learned from one another. I don't necessarily mean just learning from a teacher or another student, I mean learning people's behaviours and how people act to certain things. It could be a lot different from the basic ideas of what you believe to be normal and it will teach you a lot. So pay attention to others, you may observe more than you think.

13. Do not let insignificant people determine how you see yourself

I struggled with this many times this year and it nearly destroyed my sense of self. If people are completely irrelevant to you and your goals, why would you let them make you feel less about yourself? This is a waste of your time.

14. Love comes in many forms

First, know what is the difference between real love and just attention. Secondly, understand that love is not just something from a relationship or a person. Love can describe a passion for a craft or a feeling about an interest. Love can also be more detailed than just a person; it can be something a person does, the way they are who they are, or even their personality. Identify that and protect that love at all costs.

15. Do not let people’s negativity hold you back from doing what you love

You do you, no one has any right to (try to) take something away from you that you love. If it makes you happy, do it and do it boldly. Rid yourself of the people in your life that don't support you and anyone else who are making these comments are clearly not relevant and are most likely just bored or jealous. Listen to your wants, not anyone else's.

16. Success is the best revenge

I mean revenge is never the answer, but do not think hurting the person will get them back. Growing as a person and leading a successful life shows that you are the bigger person and you have taken more from it.

17. Accept people’s help and recognize when you need it

"You do not need to do everything on your own" This was something I was told many times this year. I like to be fully responsible for everything in my life and I like to take control of what is in my power to control. Sometimes, asking for help is exactly what you need. There are just some things you can not take all on yourself.

18. If you are going through hell, keep going

Even if it may seem like nothing will get better, it will. I promise, even if it seems impossible. I was at a point in my life this year where I thought my life would never turn around and that situation lasted for a long time. I am an overly hopeful person at times, but that spark was almost gone. Just when I thought it was never going to get better, it did. You just have to hang in there and find the best in each day to get through to your happy ending.

19. Know who you are and do not let anyone push you around

Stand firm in who you are, what you want, and what you want to do. No one has any right to make those decisions for you or make you feel a certain way that is against how you should feel about yourself. So don't let them.

The lessons I have learned in the past year has brought back apart of me that I thought I had lost, but everyone needs to go through change to become better and stronger.

Update: thank you for all the birthday wishes! :)

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