On the Lighter Side: Smile, Laugh and Reflect

Greetings to all,

I tend to focus on health, nature, and freedom. The constant fear-based messaging that invades our social media feeds and the news irritates me.

A new pandemic? We haven’t even finished making sense of the first one.

Data centers? Look beyond the headlines and ask who truly wants them—and who stands to benefit.

Whatever the issue, don’t simply accept what you are told. Ask questions. Do your own research. Use the brain you were given, look at different perspectives, and make your own informed decisions.

I read the following on the wall of a colleague. Not sure where it came from, but found it so appropriate. ChatGPT turned it into an image.

Barely the day started and... it’s already six in the evening.

Barely arrived on Monday and it’s already Friday.

... and the month is already over.

... and the year is almost over.

... and already 40, 50 or 60 years of our lives have passed.

... and we realize that we lost our parents, friends.

and we realize it’s too late to go back...

So... Let’s try, despite everything, to enjoy the remaining time...

Let’s keep looking for activities that we like...

Let’s put some color in our grey...

Let’s smile at the little things in life that put balm in our hearts.

And despite everything, we must continue to enjoy with serenity this time we have left. Let’s try to eliminate the afters...

I’m doing it after...

I’ll say after...

I’ll think about it after...

We leave everything for later like ′′ after ′′ is ours.

Because what we don’t understand is that:

Afterwards, the coffee gets cold...

afterwards, priorities change...

Afterwards, the charm is broken...

afterwards, health passes...

Afterwards, the kids grow up...

Afterwards parents get old...

Afterwards, promises are forgotten...

afterwards, the day becomes the night...

afterwards life ends...

And then it’s often too late....

So... Let’s leave nothing for later...

Because still waiting to see you later, we can lose the best moments,

the best experiences,

best friends,

the best family...

The day is today... The moment is now...

We are no longer at the age where we can afford to postpone what needs to be done right away.

Below is from Jill and Robert Malone:

Remember when you could just do things?

Check into a hotel. Board an airplane. Park your car. Order lunch. Buy a ticket. Enter a museum. Pay a bill. Turn on the television. Apparently those days are over.

Now there’s an app for that.

• Checking in for a flight on an obscure foreign airline you will almost certainly never fly again? Download the app.

• Parking for 37 minutes in a small town in Virginia? Download the app.

• Want to look at the menu? Scan the QR code. Actually, no, download the app.

• Want to pay for the parking meter? App.

• Charge the car? Different app.

• Open the hotel room? App.

• Use the hotel Wi-Fi? Create an account, verify your email, accept 46 pages of terms and conditions, then download the app.

And naturally, every app would like to get to know you better.

Please provide your full legal name, date of birth, home address, email address, mobile number, two forms of identification, emergency contact, name and phone number of your closest living relative, credit card, billing address, location permissions, Bluetooth access, camera access, microphone access, contacts, notifications, and apparently a small vial of blood.

Then create a password containing 14 characters, one capital letter, two numbers, a hieroglyph, a Sanskrit character, and the name of your third-grade teacher.

Excellent.

Now verify your identity with a six-digit code we have sent to the phone you are currently using to read the six-digit code.

Whoops! The password has expired, create a new password. Be sure it doesn’t contain anything related to the last password. Oh, now verify your identity again.

All because you wanted to park the car.

There may indeed be an app for everything.

Unfortunately, there does not yet appear to be an app for leaving me the hell alone.

And a warning from Dr. Malone…

That was my pitbull… very loving…

Who remembers? I played a lot with paper doll. It was such a fun activity then.

I’ve been into the health movement for humans, animals, and also the planet. Let’s take care of it… and I think it’s unifying people of different background.

I homeschooled my seven children, giving each of them the freedom to discover their own unique talents. Their paths have all been different, and today, they are thriving.

LIVE with PASSION, PURPOSE, and DELIGHT!
Danielle J. Duperret, ND/PhD — Bridging Science, Consciousness, and Human Resilience

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