Laughter, an Antidote to Grief
Neil Chethik, editor for the Open to Hope Foundation, posted a question to his contributing writers last week:
“How has giving helped you in grieving?”
My immediate thought was “Great Question” and I set about to write a brief synopsis about grieving, giving and giggling called, Using Laughter and Playfulness as an Antidote [...]

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Don’t Let Worry Kill Your Giggle

Do you get wrapped up in worry, fear and anger?
Find yourself wanting to scream, yell and throw things (plates, glasses or alarm clocks)?
Do you feel like your emotional world is bitch-slapping you in the face and upside your head?
Has stress threatened to kill your giggle?

Don’t fret. You are not alone [...]

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I was in a car accident this morning.
I am so embarrassed. I rear-ended a car this morning with my truck. Rosie, my dog, was with me but thankfully, no one was hurt.
So, there I was, alongside the road and in complete shock (and pissed) about what just happened. As I sat there looking for my insurance papers, the other driver [...]

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