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Tag: gratitude
#571 – Live Better with RA – Tip #6
Tip #6 – Accentuate the Positive We’re hard-wired to scan our environment for danger. Unfortunately, for some, our experiences have us performing this operation far “#571 – Live Better with RA – Tip #6”
Book Review & Giveaway: Sunrise, Sunset
When you live with rheumatoid arthritis, it’s often the little things – things that many people take for granted – that can present big challenges “Book Review & Giveaway: Sunrise, Sunset”
#498 – The Brain Pain Connection
Years ago, I kept a health journal, well, actually, it was more like an unhealth journal. I would chronicle every ache, twinge, pain, stab, etc. “#498 – The Brain Pain Connection”
The Magnitude of Gratitude
Gratitude is not a sign of weakness, as some people are wont to believe. Gratitude does not mean servitude. Nor, will gratitude diminish you. Quite “The Magnitude of Gratitude”
Ah, Canada
There is no doubt about it, living with a chronic illness is expensive. (More about this in a future post.) In the meantime, please visit “Ah, Canada”
A Crateful of Grateful
You might wonder what there is to be grateful about when your body is falling apart, your joints ache and the tasks of daily life “A Crateful of Grateful”
Gabriel’s Hounds
For Christmas, my friend gave me one of those daily desktop calendars on Forgotten English. March 29th, 2012 – Gabriel’s Hounds. They’re described as phantom hounds “Gabriel’s Hounds”
Grateful for These Fine American Folks
In Canada, we celebrate our Thanksgiving on the second Monday of October. For more information on this, please visit the Canadian Heritage site or Wikipedia. A visit “Grateful for These Fine American Folks”
You
You make us laugh, and it is needed You see our value, when our eyes are shrouded You make us think; ideas are seeded You “You”
A Mother’s Love
The magazine article promised – “How to Cut Hair in Ten Easy Steps!” Wow! That sounds great! “Mom, look at this article! May I cut your “A Mother’s Love”
Diffability
Dear Oxford Dictionary, As you are regularly in the habit of either expunging or adding to your esteemed tomes, I’d like to propose a word “Diffability”