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Looking Back and Ahead
My Joy Rebel mission for this week is to look back on my blog to one year ago and see where I was, what I was blogging about and where I want to go over the coming year. One year ago I was reading abo… more →
Petai : 'A Petai a day keeps the doctor away'
ecofrenfood wrote 5 days ago: MEDICAL ADVICE FROM UKM MEDICAL DOCTOR Petai contains three natural sugars -s … more →
Seasonal Affective Disorder Remedy: Light Therapy from Natural Alarm Clock to Better Mood and Sleep
anwar001 wrote 1 week ago: Many pe ople experience a sudden and serious change of mood especially with the coming of winter. Th … more →
Sunshine: The Best Treatment of All?
Gareth wrote 3 weeks ago: So, with the longest day of the year officially behind us, I suppose we must grudgingly accept that … more →
Seasonal Affective Disorder
kumukulongmantika wrote 3 weeks ago: Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), (SAD) is a form of depression that appears at the same time each … more →
Seasonal Affective Disorder
kumukulongmantika wrote 3 weeks ago: Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), (SAD) is a form of depression that appears at the same time each … more →
Just a little seasoning
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justinelorelle wrote 3 weeks ago: This is going to seem so random since it’s only just barely summer, but today I got really excited a … more →
SAD in the summer
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missoriginality wrote 3 weeks ago: Winter and summer; in many ways, these seasons are similar. I find myself inside today with a headac … more →
Summer Solstice 2009
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meadowsage wrote 3 weeks ago: June 21st – the longest day of the year – deserves celebrating in my book! Especially if … more →
Some like it hot, some like it at frigid temperatures.
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justinelorelle wrote 1 month ago: Remember that time I thought I was lucky because I won tickets to see Shakespeare in the Park, then … more →
Sweat and resweat are in a boat...
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justinelorelle wrote 1 month ago: I’ve invented a term: resweat. Pronunciation ree – sweht. It’s a verb and a noun. Here’s how you us … more →
The ever-changing light of Stockholm
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Sandra in Sweden wrote 1 month ago: I love the summer light in Stockholm. I think I’ve said that before, no? The light this time o … more →
What are circadian rhythms?
ianmacleod wrote 1 month ago: What are circadian rhythms? Circadian Rhythms are our body’s natural cycles that control appetite, e … more →
going bananas
alewol wrote 1 month ago: a friend gave me a copy of an article about our “fruit-next-door”, the banana. the artic … more →
How does Light Therapy Work?
ianmacleod wrote 1 month ago: How does it Work? In 2001 Dr. George Brainard’s team at Thomas Jefferson Medical University ma … more →
The Curse of May?
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bluesilk wrote 1 month ago: Okay this might be a load of bull crap, but I’m wondering if something about this month is h … more →
What's your Symptoms? Sir Your Diagnosed with Excessive Disorder Syndrome.
Yoke wrote 2 months ago: If you have more then 5 disorders or syndromes I got the cure. It cost 25 cents, Its called a … more →
Come to SpiceIsle (Grenada) for your vacation:enjoy your fresh bananas
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spicewriter wrote 2 months ago: A professor at CCNY for a physiological psych class told his class about bananas. He said the expre … more →
Old & Busted- NFL Draft. New Hotness- Life.
HokieTT wrote 2 months ago: For the last 15 years or so, NFL draft weekend was a big deal. I’d stay in front of a TV for … more →
late start...
Natalie Bolton wrote 2 months ago: so, how many commercials do we see just within a half an hour sitcom or watching a stint of the new … more →
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