Hey, turns out that “the getting really excited for something good that’s coming up” is healthy. Check out this article. It says that anticipation doubles your happiness about an event, and that’s good for you. Pay attention and get psyched for your summer vacation.
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I'm a wife, the mother of two full-on adult kids, and a dog, a really, really good friend, a freelance advertising copywriter, and an accidental blogger. (I'm also a whole bunch of other stuff, but who's got time to hear about it.) You should come visit my blog (it explains the accidental blogger thing, plus you might like it). It's at gratitudeathon.wordpress.com. I write about stuff I'm grateful for (I'd be grateful if you stopped by.).
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Hey, turns out that “the getting really excited for something good that’s coming up” is healthy. Check out this article. It says that anticipation doubles your happiness about an event, and that’s good for you. Pay attention and get psyched for your summer vacation.
*the gratitude-a-thon 