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Comedy and humor in the health and wellness space.
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Shadows of the Forgotten
In the outskirts of Ravenwood, where the trees whispered tales of the past and the wind carried the echoes of forgotten screams, there stood an asylum—a derelict monument to madness and despair. Its crumbling walls bore witness to untold horrors, its halls haunted by the ghosts of those who had been forsaken within its labyrinthine corridors.
Costco Hearing Aids Saved Our Marriage
He sat in the living room recliner watching TV with the volume turned up loud enough that I could hear it from the bedroom. When he watched golf, it didn’t bother me, but those blood-and-gore mystery movies drove me crazy. I would intentionally go to the bedroom to read so I wouldn’t have to witness child abductions, decapitations, and walls turned into abstract art with splatters of blood and other bodily fluids.
Brenda MahlerPublished 12 days ago in Longevity- Content Warning
Humourous ways to feel more confident with public speaking
Public speaking can be nerve-wracking, but a touch of humor can help ease the tension and make your presentation more engaging. Here are some light-hearted public speaking jokes you can use to break the ice and feel more confident:
Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished 12 days ago in Longevity A Couple Living into Their Seventies
My hubby asked me how many days have 30 days in the year. Then he said, I believe there is a saying but I can’t remember it. I told him that is what I remember too. Then he looked at the calendar and said there are 31 days in this month.
Denise E LindquistPublished 19 days ago in LongevityMelon Madness - A Melon Adventure
It is a quiet, slow day with nothing better to do, so I decided to try something new and exciting. Scrolling through my phone, I came across an interesting idea - a foodie's challenge.
StaringalePublished 23 days ago in LongevityBreakfast with A Side of Drama
Sitting in the kitchen savoring every bite of the breakfast while enjoying the beautiful scene of nature outside, I am at peace.
StaringalePublished about a month ago in LongevityLooking Into the Eyes of Age and Laughing
A 77-degree heat wave visited us yesterday. The birds provided music as I sat on the porch and watched our dog chase a chipmunk up a tree. She then sat at the bottom of the tree, warning her prey not to venture onto her turf or something would happen. The patches of snow melted visibly under the sun’s rays, announcing the change of seasons.
Brenda MahlerPublished about a month ago in LongevityChildish Wishes
Sitting by the window a sigh escaped my lips, it had been raining for days. I was looking forward to a clear day where I would ride my bicycle in the streets feeling the wind in my hair and the sun on my face.
StaringalePublished about a month ago in LongevityCultivating Inner Peace: A Guide to Spiritual Wellness
Cultivating Inner Peace: A Guide to Spiritual Wellness Many people turn to spirituality as a deep well during challenging times in their lives. It strengthens inner serenity and gives us a feeling of unity with something bigger than ourselves. For each person, the concept of spirituality has a different meaning. As diverse as the people who practice them are the various spiritual beliefs and customs. The variety of impacts they can have on our mental health is one thing they all have in common. Our mental health is impacted by spirituality in many different ways. Your beliefs or sense of meaning and purpose are what make you spiritual. It is the source of your life's sense of significance or worth. Spirituality is not the same as religion, despite what many people may believe. However, they are connected. It is possible to be spiritual without adhering to a particular religion. People who identify as religious may adhere to a particular faith and may be associated with particular groups or customs.
Hridya SharmaPublished about a month ago in LongevityUtilizing The Spare Time
My mom took over the kitchen; she was literally hoarding it. I had been evicted from the kitchen with a single statement, 'Get out! Stay out! I am making a special dish! It's a surprise!'
StaringalePublished about a month ago in LongevitySeniors Enjoy Sex after Sixty
Sex has always been good, but as seniors, we have it perfected. Or should I admit that retirement has given us a new lease on life — that after 43 years, no expectations hinder our passion, no time limits constrain our activities, no interruptions temper our enthusiasm, and no regrets plague our past or influence our future.
Brenda MahlerPublished 2 months ago in LongevityA Chain of Events; From Broken Lamps to Lava Cake
Waking up from the short nap I took, I found an empty house. My lovely mom, cuddly grandma, and annoying siblings were absent.
StaringalePublished 2 months ago in Longevity