There are many things that you can do to remember your mother on Mother’s Day. If your mom is alive and still lives nearby, meet with her and do some fun activities such as taking her to lunch or going for a walk in the park. You also can mail your mother a letter if she lives far away. Finally, a great idea is to create a photo book and send it to your mother as it will be a great way for her to look back on family memories.

Key Takeaways:

• Anna Jarvis persuaded Woodrow Wilson to make Mother’s Day a national holiday in 1914.
• You can choose to spend time with your Mother instead of directly buying something material.
• You can visit, make a photo book, write a letter, or combine calling to make her feel special.

“So here is some information and a few ideas for you as you honor your Mom or Mom-like person this Mother’s Day.”

Read more: https://www.passingdownthelove.com/remembering-mom-mothers-day/

Anxiety is often demoted to the second-rate mental health issue. People suffering from different levels of anxiety are often left to deal with it by themselves. There are things that I discovered I can do in order to manage my anxiety more efficiently. Regular and high-quality sleep pattern helps me feel more content during the day. Sticking to the schedule is equally important. Working out also helps me feel better even on days when my energy level may be low.

Key Takeaways:

• Sleeping is underrated as many of us are tempted to stay up because of our anxiety or motivation to do fun things. Sticking to a solid sleep schedule helps keep us calm.
• Working out just a little in the morning is huge for stress reduction. It gets our body and brain ready for the day providing many feel good chemicals.
• Planning meals ahead of time can make the week go smoother. You don’t want to spend too much time thinking about what you’re going to eat losing out on time you could be relaxing.

“That kind of thing — small positive affirmations like that help frame a more positive day, at least for me. I know that might sound strange as getting up is a small task. However, it feels like a small win and I will take that first thing in the morning! It also makes me feel in control: I can control what time I get up and being able to decide that makes me feel calmer.”

Read more: https://www.brightbazaarblog.com/2021/03/three-things-that-work-for-me-to-manage-anxiety.html

Taking care of flowers can be draining especially when we have so many other things to prioritize. Many of us know the pain of constantly caring for flowers just for them to get droopy. Luckily we can make faux flowers look real keeping our home looking fresh. First you want to compare real flowers with the fake ones you plan to buy. This can make a big difference and the quality of these flowers varies greatly.

Key Takeaways:

• If you can, study real flowers. Or at least find real flower images of the faux flowers you are thinking of buying online and give them a good look!
• My first choice for faux flowers is always a local source! If I’m trying to make faux flowers look real, then I want to see them up close and touch them!
• One tip that will go very far in making faux flowers look real is to handle every single bloom. Fluff it. Make sure every petal is where it belongs.

“I am on a quest to make sure all home decorators know how absolutely fabulous faux flowers can look!”

Read more: https://www.stonegableblog.com/how-to-make-faux-flowers-look-more-real/

Improving your memory is a tough task but their are tips that can help us take the ability we have an enhance it. We want to make sure we are really paying attention and finding value in what we want to learn. We want to figure out how this information can be applied to what we already know. We can create visual images that help us associate the information with mental images that tell us what we are trying to recall.

Key Takeaways:

• Try to find some kind of value or appreciation in what you are learning so that you’re not just memorizing something as a chore.
• To remember better you can create associations with similar topics or how it relates to other content so that it forms a web of knowledge.
• If you can create a visualization for what you are learning then you will be able to view some knowledge as a picture rather than just words. Sometimes this visualization can be silly.

“Any information that is concrete and tangible is more memorable than abstract information.”

Read more: https://grammysgrid.com/10-tips-to-help-improve-your-memory/