In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and — Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
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In order to be happy, every person must have: 1. Something meaningful to do. 2. Someone to love. (Friends and family and pets all count.) 3. Something to look forward to. It's really that simple.

— Mimi Strong, The Kissing Coach
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