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Old 09-22-2021, 07:29 AM #11
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i am now in a fine mood. i am rereading another one of susan elizabeth phillips books. i have two more of hers to reread. i just love her. yesterday i found another bottle of ramipril. that relieved me. i was afraid i would run out and have to pay full price. back to reading

The fastest ticket out of a bad mood is still the simplest: a riveting read. Studies have linked reading to improvements in depression symptoms, as well as mental flexibility and brain function. Make sure it’s a pleasure read -- not the news, your computer manual, or even your latest book club pick. Find a book you’ve wanted to check out or a juicy magazine. Sock away at least 30 minutes every day to read in peace.
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