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Your go-to guide for staying healthy, happy, and illness-free during the winter months! Lesser known tips for keeping well thru the winter.
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Discover the stages of burnout and learn to recognise the early warning signs with our comprehensive guide. Explore the duration of burnout, from its initial onset to chronic states, and find effective tips for recovery and prevention.
A nutritious, gut-healing broth as a vegan alternative to bone broth. If you don't like or can't find any ingredients, don't worry. Add what flavours you like and try to get as much variety and nutritional goodness as you can!
Living with depression and anxiety is tough. There are ways to make it easier. Here is what helped my depression and anxiety.
This is an easy plant-based dinner that's packed with veggies and nourishes your noodle craving.
Namaste dear Well Wishers, Blessings to you and thanks for stopping by! Previously with the Well Wishers Group we made an exploration into the Exercises for the Days of the Week by Rudolf Steiner, …
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We have rain falling to-day-- Lopez has been out-- but-- has to go out again--When you look at the child in the below picture, it will make yu smile-- Children are so carefree--Just look at the happiness in her soul!---I hope as the day goes on. I can adapt some of that! Last night we went to MacDonalds--probably too late-- between 6pm and 7pm-- We do not go in--order at the window, and bring it home to eat-- BUT----The kids on the window, who were new workers, got the bill wrong-- and even when they tried to correct it, it still was wrong--Well, Himself began to yell, and even swear at these young people working there- I could not get him to stop being so rude--the workers were new--- their mistake was an honest one--but--to Himself, he felt they were not the brightest workers-- and his voice was loud and abusive!--until , finally I took my fingers and buttoned up his mouth-which made the whole episode much worse.-- -Looking back, I should've parked our vehicle and just gone inside to straighten out the bill----Himself is still not right--This morning, he is ranting and raving about everything- These are the days I wish I could just run away---leave Himself to try to deal with his life--but--- That is just not going to happen-- #1. We should never be out that late in the day-- Himself's day goes downhill, as the day progresses and he becomes more tired---- #2. It is no use arguing with him, or trying to get him to stop the ranting--I should've just parked the car, and gone in and settled the bill #3. Perhaps don't take him anywhere at the end of a day---and I must realize that once he is upset about anything, he will not stop-----so---just go home-- Well, Himself is not my enemy, but I must forgive him , for all the back talk he sends my way---but, it would help to remove him more , from situations when he is unable to control his temper---I guess "the bastard" is his temper---towards me--and anyone near him , in a situation where he does not understand--Lord love a Duck!--- SO, last evening, I played the piano way into the evening---9 or 10pm---- did it help me?--sorta--I think--- but--I know Lopez and Beau were both sleeping , when I finally quit. To-day Himself gets his tooth pulled--- That probably will go well because he likes the Dentist-and, we must move on---I must GET OVER IT! and--- just get on with this day- -AND SMILE---- AND BE STRONGER THAN YOU EVER THOUGHT YOU COULD BE!--
Providing some great options for healthy post workout snacks to refuel your muscles after a workout. Lots of delicious, clean eating snacks to try!
Hi Friends, I know it's been a long time since I have blogged. I love running into you at events and shows. I wish I had a good excuse for not blogging but when asked about it I say "I don't know. Life gets in the way sometimes." I enjoy reading blogs. Yes. I'm a bit of a "lurker". My girlfriend Rhonda McCray of Farmhouse Threads approached me to be in her Christmas Mystery Blog Hop. Now that's a way to get me blogging. We are going to have lots of fun and there are wonderful designers involved. I feel privileged to be invited to design. I want you to know that I am here. It's been so long since I blogged that I am having trouble getting my pictures to load. Dang it all! I'm going to keep trying because our blog hop starts on Saturday Oct. 3rd and I don't want you to miss it! -Joyce Join us for Farmhouse Threads Christmas Mystery Quilt Blog Hop! For 10 weeks, beginning October 3rd we will share with you free patterns from some of our favorite designers to complete a Christmas Quilt just in time for Christmas. Each week one designer will post the pattern to make a Christmas block using wool appliqué and embroidery on cotton. Week 10 will include the instructions to put all of these blocks together with some fun borders to complete your Christmas quilt. Finishing kits will be available from Farmhouse Threads. Make sure you sign up for each designer’s blog/website to receive the free patterns. Please share the blog hop with your friends and have them follow along! Week 1, October 3rd – Rhonda McCray, Farmhouse Threads Week 2, October 10th – Shawn York, Rusty Crow Quilt Shop Week 3, October 17th- Debbie Busby, Wooden Spool Designs Week 4, October 24th – Joyce Weeks, Geoff’s Mom Pattern Co. Week 5, October 30 – Gloria Parsons, Olde Green Cupboard Designs Week 6, November 7th – Joan Grenke, Bits and Pieces by Joan Week 7 November 14th– Kathy Campbell, Heart to Hand Week 8, November 21st – Jeni Gaston, Woolen Willow Designs Week 9, November 28th – Lisa Bongean, Primitive Gatherings Week 10, December 5th – Finishing Instructions from Farmhouse Threads San Diego Quilt Show San Diego Quilt Show Hanging In There. Laid up for a bit longer. Words of wisdom.
Taking the time to recognize the good stuff can have a huge positive impact on your relationships. A guest article from a reformed asshole.
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Sometimes, we often ignore the symptoms we experience, but it is a fact that the deficiency of a single nutrient can lead to numerous…
Cabbage Potato Peas Curry is a delicious curry made with cabbage, potatoes, green peas that’s infused with Indian spices and extremely easy to make in a Instant Pot Pressure Cooker in less than 15 minutes.
Facts, tips and recommended resources to help you organize your finances and heal your relationship with money in order to improve your mental health.
Fixing relationships with those you may have hurt during a mood episode is never easy, but believe me: it is possible. And you can! Many of us with bipolar disorder make terrible decisions when we are ill, rebuilding our lives afterward is naturally overwhelming—especially after a massive episode, when extreme mania and psychosis might have put you in the hospital, or jail (or both).
Cardio is hard, y'all.
