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Wellness Workshops: Learning and Growing Together
Trivia: On which 1960s TV show did the butler Lurch famously rumble, “You rang?”
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October 12, 2025
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On this day in 1979, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy was published in book form for the first time. What began as a quirky British radio comedy by Douglas Adams became a global phenomenon—mixing science fiction, wit, and philosophy in a way that redefined the genre. Its legacy still endures today, reminding readers everywhere: don’t panic—and always know where your towel is.
Wellness Workshops: Learning and Growing Together
In a world that often feels fast-paced and disconnected, wellness workshops offer something refreshingly human: a chance to slow down, learn, and grow—together. These gatherings, whether in person or online, bring people into community around shared goals like better health, balance, and self-care. From meditation and nutrition to movement and mindfulness, they create space for curiosity, connection, and transformation.
One of the most powerful aspects of wellness workshops is their collective energy. When people come together with a shared intention—whether to improve sleep, reduce stress, or rediscover creativity—it’s easier to stay motivated. Group settings provide accountability and inspiration, reminding us that growth doesn’t have to be a solo journey. Many participants say that simply being surrounded by others who care about their well-being renews their sense of purpose and optimism.
Workshops also bridge the gap between learning and doing. It’s one thing to read about healthy habits; it’s another to experience them firsthand. In a single afternoon, you might try chair yoga, create a personalized wellness plan, or learn breathing techniques for calm and focus. The hands-on nature of workshops turns ideas into practices that actually stick, transforming knowledge into daily routines that nurture mind and body.
Equally important, wellness workshops foster connection across generations and backgrounds. A nutrition class might pair retirees with young parents, while a mindfulness session might welcome first-timers alongside seasoned practitioners. These exchanges remind us that everyone brings wisdom to the table—and that community care is a vital part of personal wellness.
In the end, attending a wellness workshop isn’t just about improving your physical health. It’s about creating a rhythm of reflection, learning, and shared joy. Whether you join a weekend retreat, a local class, or an online seminar, the true reward is often the same: feeling reconnected to yourself and others. Because when we learn and grow together, wellness becomes more than an individual goal—it becomes a shared way of life.
What Kind of Wellness Workshop Would You Be Most Excited to Join? |
Yesterday’s Poll Results: What’s Your Favorite Part of Coin Collecting?
It turns out that for most collectors, the thrill of the hunt is what keeps the hobby alive! Nearly a third of readers said that simply searching for the next great find is their favorite part of coin collecting. Others love uncovering rare pieces, tracking market trends, and learning the fascinating stories behind each coin. Whether driven by curiosity, history, or pure enjoyment, it’s clear that coin collecting remains a timeless pursuit that blends discovery, patience, and passion.
TOP COMMENTS
“I'm not really a coin collector; I pick up coins that interest me. The majority of my collection are coins from birth years of my parents, children, wife and myself. I have few that were just interesting and very few that are valuable.”
“I've been collecting for years, but when my 13 yo grandson started, we bonded so well and it's like he really loves spending time with his gma talking about coins. We even go antique shopping to find coins. Most teenagers wouldn't want to spend that kind of time with a senior but it really brightens my life. Great memories for us both.”
“Spending them.”
“My father was a coin collector and dealer. I had no idea I would have a similar interest later in life or I would have purchased his collection. One never knows 🙃”
“Coins found while metal detecting & checking online”
“I have some to sell but not sure where to begin.”
“Beautiful miniature pieces of art.”
Who Am I Beyond My Job? Embracing Identity After Changing Careers
Many of us grow up defining ourselves by what we do—teacher, nurse, manager, entrepreneur. So when that chapter ends, whether through retirement, reshuffling, or life transitions, it can leave us feeling unmoored. Rather than holding tightly to old labels, there’s a more gentle path forward: letting go with kindness and curiosity.
This shift invites you to notice what still lights you up: the values, interests, and relationships that carried meaning before your career was central. Perhaps it was mentoring, creating art, gardening, writing letters, or simply accompanying a friend in conversation. Those “old you” elements may now form the foundation for who you are next.
Practical steps include asking yourself: What’s naturally drawn me over the years (even before work)? What do people seek my help with that doesn’t feel like work? What do I want to explore now if time is mine? These questions can point to a new rhythm of purpose that doesn’t depend on a title.
Letting go of career identity doesn’t mean abandoning your achievements or your past. It means embracing a fuller, freer sense of self—one where your worth isn’t tied to a profession but flows from how you live, love, learn, and show up for others. Change isn’t erasure—it’s evolution.
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Slang Phrase of the Day
Phrase: Delulu
Meaning: A playful internet term—short for “delusional”—used to describe someone who’s being overly optimistic or imagining an unlikely scenario, usually in a lighthearted or humorous way. It’s not meant harshly; people often use it to poke fun at themselves or friends for wishful thinking.
In a sentence: “When Joni said her cat might start helping with laundry, we all laughed and told her she was being a little delulu.”
Good News of the Day
A $25 Thrift Store Find May Be a 700-Year-Old Glass Relic of King Robert the Bruce
An antique hunter in Scotland stumbled on what could be a stunning piece of medieval history—while browsing a thrift shop. The discovery? A stained glass panel bought for just £20 (roughly $25) that, after cleaning and investigation, may depict Robert the Bruce, the 14th-century Scottish king.
When Richard Drummond removed decades of grime, he noticed the Latin inscription “Robert Rex Scotorum” (Robert, King of the Scots), along with imagery that seems to show a knight. Local and international experts believe the panel might date to the 1300s and could have once graced a castle associated with the famed king.
Now Drummond hopes the relic will be verified and preserved in a museum. If authenticated, the glasswork would not only be priceless but also a powerful window into Scotland’s history—rescued from anonymity and given a second life as heritage.
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