This book wasn’t a “history” at all, but an interesting look at the origin myth underlying the English identity.
How to Deal with Catastrophic Heartbreak | Choose Joy
How do you deal with your bleeding heart lying glittering and golden in your hands, refined through trials, burnished with affliction, still pliable, beautiful in its scarred brutality, beating with pain for someone else?
Focus on the Good News | Choose Joy
Focus on the good news, friends. There will always be bad news, but that shouldn’t rule your world or your emotions because there’s just as much good.
The Forest | England
These people instilled hardiness and hope in all who came after, giving England the strength to endure and survive all that it has.
U.S. Presidents and Mental Illness | Choose Joy
Nearly half of all U.S. presidents managed to lead the most powerful nation on Earth while dealing with mental illness.
Learn to Be Alone | Choose Joy
Knowing yourself, really knowing and being comfortable in that knowledge, is essential to being happy. You can do it; find joy in yourself.
Sisters | Choose Joy
Sisters understand you like no other. They know you, the young child you and the adult you. They roll their eyes with you at your parents; they share the same inside jokes.
Hold on to that One Thing | Choose Joy
All you need at first is one thing, that one things you do regardless of how depressed you are. Hold on to that one thing.
The Truth about Groundhog Day
Groundhogs Day actually started with hedgehogs. Punxsutawney Phil is a poor man’s Lizzy.
Super Veggies | Healthy Habits
Eating more veggies isn’t a bad thing. You’d be amazed at how tasty they can be, and how good they make you feel.
Friends | Choose Joy
I may not be a great friend, but I have great friends, and that makes all the difference. Friends bring joy to life.
Healthy Habits: Food | Choose Joy
Holiday indulgence isn’t much of a surprise. Most people pack on a few pounds thanks to Santa-shaped cookies and cream-filled cakes. But how does that affect your brain?
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