Black Mountain

The greening of the mountains from Blue Ridge Rd, Black Mountain, North Carolina.

Thursday, December 22, 2022

Don't forget this

 It's our main job... 

18 comments:

  1. Yes, having fun and being happy are greatly underrated...and are most important!!

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    1. Of course fun is defined differently by each of us...and changes a bit with different ages.

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  2. ...if I made a snow angel, I would need help getting up.

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  3. Great post and so true. Laughter is the best medicine. Have a happy day!
    Merry Christmas to you and yours!

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  4. We do enjoy good laughs in our family. Always have. But it's good to be reminded about its importance.

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    1. For me to consider a lighter life, focused on enjoyment, and then to have to put effort into the somber responsible part of my existance, just made me laugh out loud. Maybe when I was 3 I last experienced that!

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  5. Yes! We love to have a good laugh. it is the best medicine.

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    1. I do hope we can move into the next year with a lightness about us.

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  6. In the 1300s, visionary French surgeon Henri de Mondeville, a professor of surgery, advised telling patients jokes after an operation. And Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, identified the power of laughter and “gallows humor” to let go of stress in times of crisis.Aug 15, 2020

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    1. Yes, there are those "bad jokes" that at times make us howl with laughter, and the titters when we know our humor is not politically correct...but you and Freud and de Mondeville are right on the button.

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    2. I think I understand the tilt problem...see my last comment on last post.

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  7. Truth! Thankfully laughter is a frequent part of our days, especially since we got that new dog. He's still a lot puppy!

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  8. Ah, very good message. I need to be reminded of this sometimes.

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  9. Yes, indeed! Laughter is so healing.

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