If you are a bit shy socially, try out a few of these ideas with your neighbors:    

https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/how-to-be-a-good-neighbor-9-old-fashioned-tips-for-getting-to-know-the-folks-next-door/

Check out Dr. Sarno's work in the documentary "All The Rage:  Saved By Sarno" at:   http://alltheragedoc.com/ and many resources to heal your pain at:   www.tmswiki.org.  You'll be so glad you did!  

One way to put a little play in your day is to take a familiar cheer or a song and change the lyrics.  Today I modified a cheer and used it to say "Thank You" to my mulberry tree as I was picking berries!  I got pooped on by a bird, which made it even funnier!

Changing up one small aspect of your fitness routine might make it even more fun!  Try something new once in awhile and see what happens.  

Follow your curiosity down the Yellow Bliss Road for just as long as it feels fun.  Validate your right to your own opinion based on your personal knowledge.  

Even the smallest project becomes fun when you add your creative ideas to make it better for all concerned.

After just one week of tithing, here are all the financial abundance and blessings that have come into my life.

The annual picnic for my dad's union brings back memories of all the good times we've had there over the past 20 years.

Our body gives us physical feedback about the emotions we are feeling, and that feedback lasts about 90 seconds.  After that, we start analyzing the physical response in our head.  Try practicing simply being aware of the physical sensation, and allow it to pass.  Then decide how you want to think about it or act in response to it.

Be open to the feedback your body is giving you, and it will reward you with better health and athletic performance.