Jennifer Goble is a Columnist at South Platte Sentinel and Journal Advocate. She focuses on themes of mental health, education, and social interest, while also encouraging rural women to share their stories of small town and country living. Featured in various publications, Jennifer combines her expertise in health and wellness with her passion for arts and entertainment.
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Jennifer's articles predominantly cover themes related to emotional well-being, relationships, personal growth, and self-reflection. She also focuses on seasonal content and occasionally includes expert commentary.
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Merriam-Webster defines “health” as a noun. It goes on to say that health is the general condition of one's body.
I've been going through “stuff,” which means many colorful and labeled folders in the file cabinet. You know, those papers you file away because they are so critically important you couldn't possibly part with them, and then you never look at or think of them again?
If you ask, “Jennifer, what do you do when challenges load you down?” I would likely say I convince myself that things happen for a good reason, and better things are coming.
May 15th. Doesn't that have a nice ring? This year, it is especially nice since Mother's Day was last Sunday and provided a splendid way to start the week.
Graduations are gone, here, or coming, and I absolutely love them: the smiles, family gatherings, hugs, energy, speaker, handshakes, and applause for awards. Mainly, I find them to be a celebration where the air is light, the future is beckoning, and whatever is heavy in life is set aside for the “Thank God it's over”, plus anticipation for the future.
I'm not one to complain about the price of eggs or gas, but on May 13, gas was $4.69 at Hudson and $4.15 in Sterling. When I was in high school, one quarter (25¢) would buy enough gas to give me the privilege of riding shotgun in my friend Bonnie's red pickup truck while we cruised Main.
His birth name is Gary Edward. He was born in 1942, and I wonder how I managed to live all these years without him.
At a recent graduation, two senior girls, accompanied by student musicians, sang “For Good” from the musical “Wicked.” I had not seen the movie nor the theater production, but the song's lyrics were emotional, intense, and touching. The final lyrics were: “Because I knew you, I have been changed for good.”
Wikipedia tells us: “While knowledge is the accumulation of information, wisdom is knowing how, when, and why to use it to achieve a positive outcome.”
I've been thinking lately about how I take care of myself. I know for sure it isn't shopping. I had a massage (not message) today, and I was lying there in pure ecstasy, wondering how to do this every day, all day.
