Everyone has a bad day.

You, your boss or employee, your spouse, child, neighbor, and the guy who cut in front of you in traffic. No exception. Or are you telling me that you never woke up with your hair looking like it was chewed up by a lawnmower while you slept — way beyond the help of gel, comb, or brush?

So learn to overlook and let things pass. If someone is having a bad day, leave him or her alone.

And if you’re having one, try not to be a headache to others. It’s not their fault. Find your corner of peace, pray, wait, stay calm — because tomorrow is another day.