Help me with my research: My next book project will offer grief support by describing how people have coped with the losses in their lives. Briefly tell me about your past experiences.
Nurture yourself... a love... a friend... or family with a gift of laughter, wisdom, and words of comfort
on your life
"Bump it down a notch"
De-stress your life. Small, easy changes can make a huge difference in how your days unfold. Simple suggestions that will help you get a grip.
Email is so easy and convenient. I loathe phone tag and realized years ago that no one was ever at home when I called. They were either at work or filling their off-time with activities they didn't have time for because they were at work. Communicating via my computer meant never having to play that game again. Sadly, I'm now so dependent on it that I don't use the phone much anymore. Feeling annoyed when I met someone who was not a "computer person" woke me up. This is nuts. Between email, texting, facebook, and whatever electronics we're all using to communicate, we're talking more than ever but are lonelier than ever. That human connection counts for more than you realize. Note to self: pick up the phone!
Everybody needs comforting on occasion. Here's a compendium to savor, jam-packed with people's responses to the author's question of what brings them comforts. Dip into these pages and find the road map to your own place of peace and solace." Cynthia MacGregor, - author of 46 books including Little Indulgences and The 'I love You' Book