It was said that you easily forget things that do not really matter. So, I guess having less-than-good eyesight and misplacing my reading glasses are not important. Ha! Above all of the things we lose memory of, there is one thing I wish – that we forget the heartbreak given to us by this Coronavirus […]
May 12th is International Nurses Day or World Nurses Day, annual celebration of our medical care takers and life savers. This day ends Nurses Week that starts on May 6th.
May 11th is Eat What You Want Day, an annual celebration created by the couple, Thomas and Ruth Roy, particularly for those who feel frustrated about their diet. At least, for one day, one can take a break from a meager meal and indulge something more sumptuous without guilt.
Enjoy the honey dew of slumber. Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, quote The average amount of sleep we need is 8 hours; that is, one third in a 24-hour period. But most of us, including me, push the limit of waking hours depriving us of that good-health-promoting slumber time. It’s so ironic for me to think that […]
May 6th is National Nurses Day, celebrated annually since 1978 and formally recognized in 1982 by the American Nurses Association Board of Directors and President Reagan.
What mental health needs is more sunlight, more candor, more unashamed conversation about illnesses that affect not only individuals, but their families as well.
Glenn Close, Mental Illness: The Stigma of Silence
Originally posted on Renard's World: A Pink And Flowery Eight (Photo Credit: Pixabay) Have you ever felt down in the psychological sense and was unable to figure out the reason why? Okay, those things do happen to us at times. However, there is no need for you or I to remain stuck in that…
The sense of smell is the first second to develop (contrary to geobeats) along with taste. While still inside the mother’s womb, a baby can already feel by touch around 8 weeks of gestation. By 14 weeks, taste and smell begin to develop. Notice how they are drawn to the scent of their mother and […]
Odors have a power of persuasion stronger than that of words, appearances, emotions, or will. The persuasive power of an odor cannot be fended off; it enters into us like breath into our lungs; it fills us up, imbues us totally. There is no remedy for it.
