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Dah-yum. Former Ana Quincoces is clearly no longer under the muzzle of a Bravo contract, and she has a lot (and I mean A LOT to say). Whether its dishing about her one-time co-stars or trying to set the record straight about how little she cares about her time on the show (is it weird that I actually believe her?), Ana is holding nothing back in recent post on her personal blog. Dont even get me started about what shes been unleashing on Twitter in light of the RHOM reunion! Enough fluff from ...

May 27, 2021 Nicholas Wolfram Smith Christopher Major’s road to the diaconate started with a simple statement after Mass one Sunday at his parish, St. Isabella in San Rafael.  As everyone gathered after the liturgy ended, Deacon Jim Myers approached him and said, “I think you have what it takes to be an outstanding deacon.”  “That was amazing, he saw something in me that I didnt see in myself,” Major said.  Major understood the seriousness of what becoming a deacon meant: not...

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A new study finds that little daily rituals such as making your morning cup of coffee can seriously decrease your feelings of loneliness.

Researchers Claim Giving Meaning to Everyday Tasks Could Help Ease Loneliness Apparently, something as simple as preparing tea in a certain way can help skynesherGetty Images Lots of us have spent the past year inside, disconnected from friends, family and loved ones, and that comes at a cost, for many people the cost is loneliness. There is obviously no easy cure for that right now, but researchers from the University of California, Riverside think they might be able to help. During a study ...

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Adopting rituals to make tasks more meaningful makes you less LONELY Ian Randall For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Adopting unique rituals — like that special way you eat Jaffa Cakes — to make little tasks more meaningful can make you feel less lonely, a study has concluded.  The finding builds on past studies that have established that people who experience chronic loneliness often feel that their lives are lacking in meaning. US researchers found...

Everyday rituals may add meaning to life.

Past studies have shown that lonely people often feel their lives lack meaning Meaning can be forged by rituals — even those based on product consumption Experts surveyed people about their loneliness and practice of consumer rituals They found that the lonelier people were, the more little rituals they followed In addition, performing rituals helped abate induced loneliness in experiments Brands, the team said, can foster customer engagement by selling them rituals