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I enter the day with the intention to play.
I look for ways to laugh as I celebrate
April Fool’s Day.
I really pay attention when a child
or friend plays a joke on me.

I let go of being overly serious;
as it is a day to be playful.
My inner child looks for simple ways to
play, joke, and have fun.

I let go and play.

I am a spiritual being and am worthy
even if my behavior needs improvement.

I remember that behavior reflects my current
ability to meet my needs.
I love and accept myself even when
I make a mistake or do not like my
actions, habits, or the results of my behavior.

By separating my behavior from the inner
me, I know and feel my goodness.
As I accept myself, I easily make the
positive changes I desire.

I separate my behavior from the real me
so I can feel my goodness.