Comments on: Coping Humor http://blog.lessonsfromlois.com/humor/coping-humor/ Humor Strategies, Life-changing Insights and Practical Solutions Sun, 20 Jun 2010 20:25:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Lois http://blog.lessonsfromlois.com/humor/coping-humor/comment-page-1/#comment-121 Lois Sat, 27 Feb 2010 19:18:11 +0000 http://blog.lessonsfromlois.com/?p=37#comment-121 Kim, Thank you for sharing. I relate to what you said. After we experience a "life-changing" event, our priorities shift. Some of the "things" that occupied our time and attention get pushed to the back burner where they belong, so we can make time and give our attention to people and passions that used to be on our tomorrow list. Happiness is the blessed reward for persevering through the suffering. Plus the confidence gained in learning you are stronger than you knew. Congratulations on all the new territory you are exploring! Your friend, Lois Kim,

Thank you for sharing. I relate to what you said. After we experience a “life-changing” event, our priorities shift. Some of the “things” that occupied our time and attention get pushed to the back burner where they belong, so we can make time and give our attention to people and passions that used to be on our tomorrow list. Happiness is the blessed reward for persevering through the suffering. Plus the confidence gained in learning you are stronger than you knew. Congratulations on all the new territory you are exploring!
Your friend, Lois

]]> By: Kim Gibbs http://blog.lessonsfromlois.com/humor/coping-humor/comment-page-1/#comment-118 Kim Gibbs Thu, 25 Feb 2010 19:44:29 +0000 http://blog.lessonsfromlois.com/?p=37#comment-118 Great advice, Lois. After I survived my bout with breast cancer, I started "going for it" more often. I took a trip to Alaska, joined an equestrian drill team, started to learn Spanish, began writing a second book and learned to cook from scratch. Once I recognized my mortality, I quit putting things on the back burner and made them happen. I've never been happier! Great advice, Lois. After I survived my bout with breast cancer, I started “going for it” more often. I took a trip to Alaska, joined an equestrian drill team, started to learn Spanish, began writing a second book and learned to cook from scratch. Once I recognized my mortality, I quit putting things on the back burner and made them happen. I’ve never been happier!

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