Lifehacker.com posted recently on a way of collecting and maintaining ideas from a different perspective. I’ve read about ways of using brainstorm mapping, but they always seemed to organized for my brain to wrap itself around. This new perspective is a bit less organized from a traditional perspective, which tends to fit the way I think a bit more. It Read more…
Have you ever let the right moment slip by? Maybe it was fear, exhaustion, laziness, being too busy, or not recognizing it, but before you knew it, it was gone. Sometimes the moment comes again, but most likely it won’t. Marilyn, over at Life’s a Bumpy Road, recently wrote a post on the importance of living now. She writes: Are Read more…
Bread feeds the body, indeed, but flowers feed also the soul. ~The Koran A researcher in France recently published a paper on flowers and their ability to convey romance. He had a young man in a mall asking women for their phone number. The young man did this either in a flower shop, a cake shop, or a women’s shoe Read more…
Not to report too much on Facebook, but an interesting study was published over the summer about how Facebook photos predict later happiness. It was a small study, but in it, researchers coded a single Facebook picture for both men and women at their first semester of college and then compared that to their ratings of life satisfaction 3 1/2 years Read more…
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison recently looked at dating couples’ use of Facebook and how it related to their relationship. In the couples that they studied, each partner had a similar amount of Facebook use and portrayed their relationship in similar ways. But it gets more interesting… When men indicated on Facebook that they were in a relationship, both they Read more…
