What a great post, Kim! I couldn’t agree more—creativity, humor, (and often community) are the best antidotes to stress. I’ll have to see if I can dig up The Merry Wives online.
P.S. Did you read Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell? So good.
Wow, what an article, Kim! Just got to know you through @MaïlisRay recommendations and what s surprise 🥰
Loved your style and the story. Such a great perspective on stress, which we tend to think of as a modern problem, but has been with humans since the development of consciousness.
Gladly following you for more stories and original advice!
Ana, nice to meet you! Thanks for the kind words, and I love your take on the notion of overwhelm - I agree that stress really has been around since the development of consciousness. Well said!
What a great post, Kim! I couldn’t agree more—creativity, humor, (and often community) are the best antidotes to stress. I’ll have to see if I can dig up The Merry Wives online.
P.S. Did you read Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell? So good.
Thanks, Christa! I loved Hamnet. Glad we have our writer community to help handle the stress. 💕
P.S. In the 1982 film version of The Merry Wives of Windsor, Richard Griffiths (Uncle Vernon of the HP films) plays Falstaff - he is hilarious!
Wow, what an article, Kim! Just got to know you through @MaïlisRay recommendations and what s surprise 🥰
Loved your style and the story. Such a great perspective on stress, which we tend to think of as a modern problem, but has been with humans since the development of consciousness.
Gladly following you for more stories and original advice!
Ana, nice to meet you! Thanks for the kind words, and I love your take on the notion of overwhelm - I agree that stress really has been around since the development of consciousness. Well said!