Learn to sift out the significance to achieve a greater feeling of calm and wellbeing. Stress has a way of assigning significance to things that “Sift Out the Significance”
Tag: perspective
Walking Tsawwassen – Yet Another Shot of COVID-19 Sanity
“Bad mood” could just as easily be substituted with any number of words: anxious, worried, angry, frustrated, unproductive, stagnate, etc. However, even if you aren’t “Walking Tsawwassen – Yet Another Shot of COVID-19 Sanity”
When the News Knocks You Sideways!
Sometimes the daily news hits you hard. Today is one of those days. It started with the news from a close friend. She made the “When the News Knocks You Sideways!”
Cope with RA by Changing Your Thinking
Thirty-seven years is a long time to cope with RA. One of the many tools in my toolbox is to develop flexibility in my thinking “Cope with RA by Changing Your Thinking”
#319 – A Messy Kitchen and a Dirty Car
You may think it rather strange that these are two things for which I am grateful. The reasons are not in or of themselves, but “#319 – A Messy Kitchen and a Dirty Car”
#309 – Finding What You’re Looking For
I recently read The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein. The story is told from the point of view of Enzo, the “#309 – Finding What You’re Looking For”
About Dog Training, Stress and Me
Holly, our high-spirited, rambunctious rescued dog has been with us for a little over two years. Although nothing can be confirmed, I suspect that she “About Dog Training, Stress and Me”
Poopspective
A little boy tugged on my sleeve after I had dismissed the kindergarten class for the day. “Teacher, did you poop your pants?” he thankfully “Poopspective”
The Spinach Affair
You smile. You laugh. You talk. Then, you go to the washroom and you are no longer smiling, much less laughing! You want to find the “The Spinach Affair”
Inconvenience or Insight?
My car was once stolen from the parking garage of our condo. I remember going down and confusedly wondering why I couldn’t remember parking in “Inconvenience or Insight?”
First Aid
Just before Christmas I had the misfortune of being in a car accident. Although it was a low-speed impact, the force of the airbags deploying “First Aid”
Time for Traffic
The other day, I had a valuable lesson in time. As it is important to me to be punctual, I left home to allow plenty “Time for Traffic”