Dolly Parton is one wise lady!
The country legend often uses Twitter to share words of wisdom with her fans, and Monday was no different as Parton used the social media platform to help brighten up her followers’ days with a sunny post.
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If you see someone without a smile, give ’em yours!
— Dolly Parton (@DollyParton) July 17, 2017
If you aren’t smiling today, this one is for you!! 🙂 pic.twitter.com/uziXvGvboY
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“If you see someone without a smile, give ’em yours!” Parton wrote alongside a vintage black-and-white photo of herself beaming at the camera. “If you aren’t smiling today, this one is for you!!”
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Parton’s followers clearly appreciated the message, with many thanking the star for her encouraging words.
Ha . Exactly what I needed z
— Richard meek (@Richardmeek) July 18, 2017
Ms Dolly, you are a real gem 💎
— roxanne g. randel (@roxannerandel) July 17, 2017
Thank you! That smile was much needed 😁
— ☆ Tilly ☆ (@damsel_tilly) July 18, 2017
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