Smiling turns the brain right-side up.
Linked to Linda G. Hill’s One-Liner Wednesday.
One-Liner Wednesday — Smiling
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Smiling turns the brain right-side up.
Linked to Linda G. Hill’s One-Liner Wednesday.
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Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
Reminds me of the story ‘The Pout Pout Fish’, that I sometimes read to my daughter. Here’s someone reading it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVIjDWDouQQ
Good fun 🙂
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That is a very nice story with nice rhymes. I especially liked the phrase “kaleidoscope of mope”. Thanks for pointing it out, Ronnie!
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You speak the truth. Good one!
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Thanks! Gotta keep the brain right-side up.
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A great truth, Frank.
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Thank you, Robbie! I think there might even be some science backing that idea up.
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A frown, upside down?
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A frown IS upside down. Unless one’s standing on one’s head. Thanks, Peter!
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My mom used to say it takes a lot more muscles to frown than to smile.
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I think that’s true although habitual behavior may make it feel as if frowning is easier. Thanks, JoAnna!
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Yes, it’s easier to go down a well worn path.
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You know, I believe this. Thanks, Frank
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Thank you! I think scientific research justifies the metaphor about the brain.
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Indeed it does 🙂
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Yes, it does! Thanks, Andrea!
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I like that idea, hope it works for me.
Hope you are having a great week. Smiles.
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Based on your avatar alone, your smile is wonderful! Thank you!
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BeaRinG Teeth
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Hi
Frank..
DReAMSoN
WeAves BLanKeT WHOlE..:)
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The laughter of a nightmare is more like a frown, but a smile is peaceful and magically removes stress. Thanks, Fred!
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Thanks Frank
Always enjoying
Your Poetry
With
SMiLes
Of
Happy..:)
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Ooooh, I LOVE this message–great one-liner, Frank!
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Thank you, Jael! I was reading Andrew Newberg and Mark Robert Waldman’s “How God Changes Your Brain” recently. They confirmed that smiling is empirically valuable for our health although I’ve known it intuitively for years.
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Sounds like a book I should read, Frank–thanks for the tip! 🙂
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Now I’m smiling 😊
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I am glad you liked it! Thanks! Keep smiling!
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I always try to keep that smile. It may fade for a few moments… but I work hard at it 🙂
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Love this! 😊
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Thank you, Irene!
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Ha! I love it!
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Thank you!
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