Hi All,
The last minute rush is getting here. Get ready, get set...go. There is officially less than a week to go before Christmas Day 2013. And it is probably getting a bit hectic in your life right about now.
So this is the perfect time to offer up a quick and easy blog entry about 'Saving Your Sanity During the Holidays'. As a matter of fact, that is the title of the first link I'm going to share with you this morning. Click on this link to connect to the article. Note that the article comes from the Farmingdale Patch - a local, Farmingdale based, newspaper.
This next link comes from a law firm - no, I am not advertising for the firm. I'm just connecting to an article from Panish, Shea & Boyle, entitled 'Exercise Patience and Common Sense During Holiday Shopping'. The article talks about shopping mall safety, credit card safety and long check out lines.
The holiday season brings with it its own set of stresses and strains. Families get together and there is a limited amount of time to get a lot accomplished (shopping, wrapping presents, buying presents, cleaning the house, coordinating plans with family members, possible flights in airplanes and possible pickups at airports...and more.)
Hence the appropriate topic of this last article - which comes from the Mayo Clinic website. Entitled, 'Stress, Depression and the Holidays: Tips For Coping', the article is timely, well-written, and unbiased. It also gives a lot of information to the reader on how to de-stress from the holidays.
Here's to a stress-free, entertaining, pleasant holiday season. Enjoy the sites.
Regards,
Stu
