The proverbial Princess
and the Pea -- that's me. Comfort is a biggy with
me. Got to get all the pillows just right before sleep. Got to
have all my little chicks lined up -- those pesky details out
of the way. And, just as I'm about to drift off, here come those
great new ideas popping into my head. Gotta get up and write them
down because they will surely be gone by morning.
For
example, the thunder boomer the other night -- it was actually the third night
in a row with severe wind, loud thunder and brilliant lightening bouncing
around just outside my bedroom window. As I practiced my Princess
and the Pea routine, it occurred to me I could create
a laughter exercise around the activities occurring during a thunderstorm.
Brilliant! So, I had to write it down.
If you are a Laughter
Links Coach, go to level ll in the Coaches Corner and check it out. If not,
ask your coach to demonstrate it in your next laughter
class.
Some
mornings do bring great inspirations, especially when I've been mulling over
a new opportunity that presents some great new challenges, i.e., the
Mary Kay ladies. They all have full time jobs in different parts of
the city, so how to get them together for laughter training first
thing every morning before they go to work? Yes, laughter, just like
any other exercise, works best in the morning before you get too busy
with life. That is when I remembered Skype -- that amazing, FREE Internet
videoconferencing tool. Haven't got all the details nailed down yet,
but it could happen sooner than you think. Will keep you posted.
Until
next time … laugh yourselves
silly. You'll feel better!
Judy back
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