Joy and Giving

I have been blogging about a lot of emotions. Well this is the one I think everyone likes. Joy is an emotion that you love every time you come across it. What does everybody want to do when their working or at school? They want to quit and experience joy. For example, sometimes,(well all the time), I sit in class and am wanting to be at a movie or a my house doing something joyful. There are two main factors in joy: Giving and Recieving. Recieving joy is awesome everybody loves recieving joy. I have never met a person in my life,(except a few emo kids), that never said that they dont want to have fun. Recieving joy is like Christmas morning when you were five. There is no other experience like it. Recieving joy is what everyone on earth wants to do. A person that gives me joy is my English teacher, Mrs. Chapman. She is my favorite teacher and her class is the best out of all of the classes. The Georgia Bulldogs also give me joy. Their playing and bulldog spirit gives me happy feelings. Another great person that gives me joy is Jesus Christ. He died for me and I will always believe in him. If you don't believe that he died for your sins, then you are in a lot of trouble when you die. Another thing that gives me joy is playing football. Football is my life and I will play it until I cant play anymore. Giving joy is the most important though. Recieving joy is awesome, but giving is even better. For example, when you go to a nursing home and bring a gift to the elderly people, the smile the get warms your heart. Giving joy can be touching, but some of you may think recieving joy is better. To be honest, giving joy is very important, but I like recieving joy better. I know that is selfish, but it is true.
Joy is an awesome feeling. Its like the new hottest electronic device or shoe. Everyone wants it and everyone "needs" it. If you are ever alone in your room felling sad, do something joyful and it will make you feel better. Without joy, the world would be a useless, sad, wasteland. Joy makes everything better in times of despair and without it, people would go crazy.