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Hi Reader, Laughter Is the Best Medicine π This week's prescription: Every. Single. Day. Same computer. Same desk. Same me. And yet. My computer wants proof. So does my bank. My email. My pharmacy portal. Apparently, all of them need additional evidence that I am, in fact, me. Fair enough. Some days I'm not entirely sure either. π Stay well (and keep your phone nearby), P.S. Be honest...
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Hi Reader, Laughter Is the Best Medicine π This week's prescription: A baby hearing his mom's voice for the first time. There are some reactions you just can't fake. This one got me. β€οΈ Stay well (and find something worth smiling about), Liz P.S. Be honest... Did you smile back? π Immediately. β€οΈ How could you not? π₯Ή Smile? I teared up. π I'm not okay, but in a good way.
Hi Reader, Laughter Is the Best Medicine π This week's prescription: Well... I owe some people an apology. π In my defense, 40 sounded really old when I was 18. Stay well (and choose your words carefully, teenagers),Liz P.S. Be honest... At 18, what age was OLD? 30. π¬ 40. Definitely ancient. 50+. I was more reasonable. I refuse to answer on the grounds that it may incriminate me.
Hi Reader, Laughter Is the Best Medicine π This week's prescription: When Your Doctor Asks What You Eat Thereβs what we eat. And then thereβs what we tell the doctor we eat. π Nate Bargatze has clearly been to a doctor. He knows the difference. Stay well (and eat a vegetable occasionally), Liz P.S. Be honest: Your doctor asks, βHowβs your diet?β You say: Pretty good! Define βgood.β How far back are we talking? Iβd like to speak to my attorney.