Cheryl’s Corners

The novelist Edith Wharton once wrote “If only we’d stop trying to be
so happy, we might actually have a good time,” and I think that pretty
much sums up the problem. The time we spend wishing for and working
toward our family’s collective happiness impedes our ability to sit
back and enjoy just spending time with our family [...]

1.) Take time to smell the roses. And I do mean that literally.
Instead of spending that extra twenty minutes worrying about
tomorrow’s work load, go outside, take a walk around the neighborhood,
and get some fresh air. Sometimes a few moments outside on a warm
summer night can do wonders for the psyche, and the exercise will
relieve stress, [...]