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Things Life Is Too Short For

less stress magicOne of the reasons we get stressed is that we fear death.  One of the reasons we fear death is that we would likely miss out on doing the things we never got to do before we died.  So, we spend what’s left of this life cramming in as much "quality time" as we possibly can, in a race against death.  Life is too short for that.  To help you prioritze your "life list", "bucket list", or just your average day, here are things you can not bother stressing out about, because life is too short.

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Comfort In Conspiracy Theories

Take me to your StarbucksThere’s nothing like a good conspiracy theory, isn’t there?  Just give me a full cup of tea, a box of Cheez-Its and a television show on any random conspiracy theory, and I’m a happy camper.  It’s not that I feel superior to the "idiots" who believe in conspiracy theories.  It’s that I feel exactly the same way they do — except I happen not to believe in the conspiracy theory, which is a minor detail.  I get great comfort from this, even when stressed out (and I have certainly been stressed out this past couple of weeks).

Let me make this clear.  I’m not trying to make fun of anyone who believes in whatever conspiracy theory.  In fact, I’d like to thank you for helping me to not only relax, but get to tolerate my fellow human being.

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Carnival of Healing #128

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The Carnival Of Healing

I was impressed by the quantity and quality of the submissions we have received.

The last Carnival was hosted by the  Carnival of Healing #127 with with a blog devoted to Reki Healing and a wide range of posts, covering Mental and Spiritual Healing,  Nutrition, Fitness, Massage therapy, Physical Healing, and Beauty Advice.

The #129 Carnival of Healing will be on Mar 15 2008 and hosted by Hueina Su, Intensive Care for the Nurturer’s Soul

Please contribute to continuing this long lived carnival by contributing a post. The best way to submit one is using the carnival submission form.

Mental & Spiritual Healing

David B. Bohl  writes about the need for establishing trus in Self Improvement and Emotional Trust. This will pay you enormous dividends in the future. When you have established trust you have established a level of credibility that guarantees people will be in your corner in times of need 

There are over 25 posts please keep reading

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Nourish Ourselves - Blog Review

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New Blog  Review- Nourish

 Quick Summary - This is a new blog  called Nourish so where it is going is not easy to tell. This author is a good writer.  A little uneven, but the approach is good.  Design is a very plain blogspot theme, as such it is ok, I would like a little lighter color selection to lift the mood abit.

Blog Content -

A single quote from the blog gives one a good feel for the tone of it.  " I feel…better? I’m not sure what it is to feel better, so it is taking me a while to recognize it. "  It is, so far, a mostly personal journey, but written with an awareness of the reader. I look forward to seeing where it is a year from now. There are some interesting resources in the sidebar.

Blog Design  - One word, standard.  The sidebar has an interesting introduction to the blog and some related resources. I would lighten up the colors a little.

C. Technical Review

From a technical view point it is a very simple blog. One widget that is new to me and though it takes up quite a bit of space is Shelfari. It is worth a click and a quick browse. When the blog develops more content I would consider adding a category based menu.

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Zen and the Art of Complaining

guitar playerOkay, so I couldn’t resist the title. 

I’ve been officially dropped by Medicaid.  I now have no health insurance or prescription drug medicine of any kind.  I wish I could say my freelance writing covers all my bills, but it certainly doesn’t.  I have to be on Prozac or I get suicidal.  I hate the government, I hate Big Pharma, I hate my stupid endogenous recurring depression. Waah.

There — I’ve complained.  I’m done complaining now.  And yes, I do feel better, thank you.  Now I can get on with doing my job, walking the dog, eating my…wait, I think I missed the last couple of meals…anyway; I can now concentrate on getting on with my life.  And that’s Zen and the art of complaining.

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