Crazy Cravings and A Warehouse of Worthless Information

Saturday, July 26th, 2008

A few years ago, I slammed into the Empty Nest Syndrome at warp speed.I knew it was coming, I had taught classes about it. Ha! I knew nothing. Life has a way of humbling us. I was ignorant. Knowing what to do, is not the same as doing what you know.
After retiring from foster [...]

Laughter: A Natural Stress Reliever

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008

By Marisue Alsobrook

Introduction:  Laughter is a natural stress reliever, and we all need more of that!  Stress stops us from enjoying the healthy benefits of small laughter.  You’ve seen those jolly people that seem to laugh every few moments.  It’s good for you!  Even though deep laughter releases the most endorphins, the small frequent [...]

Stress: Get Rid of It!

Sunday, June 10th, 2007

Introduction:  Stress seems to be in every corner of our life.  It’s a killer and we can and must learn to control it.  We can achieve a happier, slower paced life if we make the decision to react to daily events in a healthier way.
Can Stress Kill You?
Relieve your stress!
To some people, stress describes the frantic pace of everyday life. [...]

Improving Your Life: Laughter is the Best Medicine

Saturday, June 9th, 2007

“One of my happiest memories with my husband was when took a short trip to Oklahoma City and decided on impulse to spend the night.  We found ourselves driving around, looking for a motel and deciding on none.  We kept saying “Naaa, let’s drive a little further.”  Soon, we found ourselves almost out of the city and heading [...]

Humor, and Your Relationship

Saturday, June 9th, 2007

What is it about Humor that can really get things going? Have you ever been in a workplace meeting where everyone is “brainstorming” some new idea? Everything is going stagnant and nothing is getting done. Everyone is inputting his or her ideas but nothing seems to gel. All of a sudden, someone cracks a joke, [...]

Raising Kids With A Sense of Humor - Molasses in the Dryer, Cat in The Fridge

Tuesday, November 28th, 2006

Organizing the Home
Introduction:  Much of our life with our little ones was a laugh a minute.  You’ve got to admit that molasses in the dryer and the cat in the fridge makes clothes on the floor seem easier to accept.  I’ve read all the professional hype about leaving the messy kids room alone, it’s THEIR space.  [...]