Browsing "Health"
I’ve been neglecting my blog
Sorry for neglecting my blog over the past month. I’ve just been so busy lately, and I have so much [...]
Living with Anxiety and Depression
Anxiety and depression are both extremely serious mental illnesses in their own right. unhappily, they can also go hand-in-hand, making [...]
I’ve realised depression is a choice
Depression has been a prison where I’ve been both the suffering prisoner and the unkind jailer. Depression has been a [...]
How to insult a Depression sufferer
Without even trying hard, there are so many ways to insult someone with depression. The best way is to give [...]
Home gym and training area
Well after a month of design, preparation, and redecoration, I’m pleased to tell you that I have finally finished the [...]
Lessons on sadness from a rainbow
I’ve at home today and it’s been raining most of the day and as I looked out of the window [...]
Life is worth the fight
I’m certain that each one of us deals with their own Depression in our own way. It’s only of late [...]
Good character
As you read my posts on Bluemoonblog, you may think that the most important thing to me, when it comes [...]
One Pound of Fat
I found this on the internet: Hi! Do you know me? If you don’t, you should. I am one pound [...]
Kuk Sool Won belts
When talking to non martial artist or martial artist from another field, I often find it quite difficult to explain [...]
Ouch, Cracked/Bruised rib!
Oh my god, it’s been one of those days again. I’ve pushed myself just a little too far, and I’m [...]
Things I do each morning to boost my energy
Energy is a source within us that we are able to boost or diminish not only using the mind, but [...]
Balancing muscle groups when training
I’ve learned something new about sports, and related injuries. I learned that if you train one set of muscles really [...]
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Housedad gardening
- January GardeningJanuary is usually a month of hard frosts although with global warming changing our climate, this prediction is hardly firm. Harvest Leeks may well be standing ready but if a long freeze seems likely you can dig some up and … Continue reading → […]
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