Taking In The Air

Posted on April 30, 2009 in Life of Adam | 2 Comments

I have had a relatively stressful couple of days…
So I took some time out to enjoy the fresh air and the garden… I often wonder why it is so difficult to breathe when we are stressed.
Of course, I understand the nature of fight or flight behaviour and its associated physiological mechanisms… I know that many [...]

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Are Hypochondriacs The Most Accomplished Users Of Self-Hypnosis?

Posted on April 28, 2009 in Life of Adam, Self-Hypnosis | 3 Comments

Today, I have a spring in my step… No, my knee has not healed… It is a metaphorical spring in my step… Nottingham Forest secured their place in the Championship last night as another result went our way and made it impossible for us to be relegated… Phew… Onwards and upwards to next season for [...]

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My Marathon Disappointment

Posted on April 27, 2009 in Life of Adam | 7 Comments

It is heartbreaking…
After all the training and the months of slogging out the miles… I strained the collateral ligaments in my knee… Which apparently now resemble an elastic band that has been pulled so much that it is out of shape and not pinging back!
I landed awkwardly on it while preparing for the [...]

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Be Happy and Save Money — Not With Hypnotherapy But By Masturbating! And My Definition Of A True Arsehole

Posted on April 24, 2009 in Life of Adam, Personal Development | 2 Comments

You have got to hand it to me… That is some blog title today, eh?
Whilst researching blog popularity figures on a number of personal development websites yesterday, the three things that kept appearing at the top of the popular content are all related to the subjects of masturbation, being happier, and saving money… So [...]

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It’s St Georges Day And I’ll Celebrate Regardless Of Yesterdays Budget

Posted on April 23, 2009 in Life of Adam | 5 Comments

Today is April the 23rd. St Georges Day. St George is the Patron Saint of England.
I think it is a real shame that St George’s Day is not celebrated as much in England as other National Days are around the world; it is simply acknowledged.
Much to my delight, in recent years the popularity of [...]

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