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Sunday, November 18, 2007
A little known secret to a
There are
several secrets to a "Happy life" but during this time of "Thanks giving" I would like to share one of my favorites.
"The easiest way to guarantee to be miserable is to make your life all about you."
Think about
it. Think of all of those wealthy and famous celebrities. They actually seem to fall into 2 categories:
"It's
My Life": There are those Celebrities who make their lives all about them. Without saying any
names, you know who I mean. The young (not so young and definitely old enough to know better) Celebrities who are always
in trouble with the law, having problems with drugs and alcohol, entangled in shocking affairs, and other such scandals. Not
to say many others don't go through some of these same problems however; a lot of these issues often stem
from focusing on what "I want... I feel ... I think I should have … I … I … I"
and not considering those around you.
"Living
a Good Life": Now, think about the ones
you don't hear about all the time. It may take a minute - why, because you don't hear about them that much in the news.
That's because they are too busy not only taking care of themselves (friends and family) but giving back to others and simply
living a good life. They work hard and still take the time and use their resources to make a difference in
the world around them. It doesn’t matter if it’s helping struggling communities, raising awareness for social causes,
volunteering their time or helping those who’ve been devastated by tragedy, hunger, or diseases with out expecting anything
in return. They don't do it for the press, to promote an upcoming movie or increased record sales - they just
do it because "it's the right thing to do". And what’s the result? ... A happy life! Sometimes, making a small
difference in someone else’s life can make a difference in how you see, think about, feel about, and live your own.
Sun, November 18, 2007 | link
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Quick Tip - Beware Bridal Beauty Treatments
Most Brides love the idea of being pampered before their wedding but be careful of getting
some spa skin treatments just before you go down the aisle.
Problem:
Avoid body wraps, exfoliating scrubs, or waxing spa treatment (especially if
you've never had such treatments before) the day before or of your wedding. In most cases the
real benefits of these types of treatments may not be seen right away and, in some cases, Brides may experience
redness, irritation, or swelling that will usually go down in a few hours but are just not the desired look she may want
just before the wedding.
Solution:
Make an appointment to speak with a Spa or Skin Specialist a few months before the wedding to determine
the best treatments for you and when to schedule them. In most cases the last treatment should take place no
later than 3-5 days before the wedding. If you are looking for a way to relax and treat yourself (and bridal party)
the day before or day of your wedding consider some simple spa treatments like manicures, peditures, or a simple massage (just
remember to drink plenty of water).
Sun, November 11, 2007 | link
Saturday, November 3, 2007
Design Tip - Run-away Runners
Is your
table a giant "Do not" sign (a circle with a slash through it)? Be cautious of a contrasting
runner across a circular table in an attempt to add decorate impact. Runners create linear flow (ideal for
rectangular tables) - draping it across round table disrupts the visual plane. Interested in learning more about
design mistakes and solutions? Sign-up for the Waiting List to join us for our up-coming Art meets Design Workshop.
Sat, November 3, 2007 | link
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