Life Insurance Lowdown

–By Sushma Pradhan

It is true that everybody worries about his or her financial status and the family too. The worry mostly is what will happen after their death? Definitely, the easy and the reliable source to turn to is life insurance. Nevertheless, these are the security for the ones you love after you have passed away from this world.

But what about all the losses and damages that you incur while you are still alive. What if your little pup, out of the blue, bites the courier guy or a pizza delivery boy? The worse still, what if you are sued for the bizarre fancy of your little pet? What if the malfunctioning tap in your bathroom creates damages to the wall of your neighbor?

Have you ever thought of these problems and the kind of trouble they might create. These issues may just burn a big hole in your pocket, if I am excused for exaggeration, they might just leave a crater in fact. Therefore, here are few selective insurance coverages that will actually be your guarding angel at trying times.

Mobile Home Insurance: Mobile home insurance is a protection extended to manufactured units, which are built in sites rather than the factories. This could also be for the unit that is taken from one place to the other. The mobile home insurance covers protection for the patio or the attached deck, it could also be garages or storage shed. Further, this policy also covers your home protection during difficult times, that is during the circumstance where your mobile home becomes unlivable

Mobile home insurance provides you protection in four basic ways and they are:

• This policy will enable you the replacement/repair or to derive actual cash value, depending on the age of your mobile home.

• This policy will caters property replacement, for example, furniture, appliances, your clothes, and other important belongings in condition of damage or in case it is stolen.

• This policy will cover for the injuries or damage caused, while at your home.

• This policy will also cover for the additional living expense that you have to incur due to your forced living away from your home

Auto Insurance Policy: This insurance is very necessary because this policy protects you and your car. It is for these reasons that the government has made it mandatory to have auto insurance.

Here is a list of the common coverage that an auto insurance policy provides:

• Bodily injury & liability coverage is mandatory and protects you when you crash your vehicle, in return injuring someone. It covers for the legal expense too, if there is any liability.

• Car rental policy pays you a stipulated amount in condition where your car is under repair, as a result from an insurance claim.

• Collision coverage is a policy that covers for the all the physical damage done to your vehicle due to collision, irrespective of who the defaulter is.

• Comprehensive coverage provides protection from the natural disturbances such as tornados, hail, flood, ice storms etc.

• Credit insurance coverage pays off your auto loan in case of your disability or loss of life.

• Windshield coverage is the policy that covers for the broken windshield, because driving with a broken windshield is against the law. In case, you stay in a high crime rate area, then this cover is justifiable.

• Medical coverage for all the makes care of all the medical expenses for you and the passengers, in case of injury, irrespective of the person at fault.

• Underinsured or uninsured motorist policy protects and takes care of all the charges due to the accident by an uninsured or underinsured motorist.

Insurance to protect your business: Starting a business takes risks, possibilities, and optimism. This also includes your need to be cautious about its protection. This is the reason why comprehensive insurance package is essential for small businesses.

Your business may hold facet of risk and therefore it is necessary you look high and low for the chances and get it secured before you feel it is too late.

Here is a checklist that you may need to consider:

• Business owner coverage provides damage protection from unforeseen circumstances. This coverage is also known as ‘catch all’ and offers a certain level of liability protection.

• Property insurance can enhance the coverage offered by the business owner coverage. This includes protection due to damage to the building that your business is stationed on. It also takes care of the inventory and other furniture inside the building.

• Liability insurance covers for the injuries or damage you cause to someone. This could be anyone, it could be the postal guy, who sues you for the dog bite while delivering you the mail.

• Product liability insurance is a coverage for certain product, which you feel, may harm someone else.

• Omissions and errors insurance, as the name suggests takes care of the negligence, due to which your customer is caused harm.

Condominium Insurance: Condominium insurance or condo insurance provides condo owners with a cost-effective, comprehensive coverage and these protections includes:

• Damage of property to your home and all its attached structures and private structures, for example, the freestanding garage or the tool shed.

• Damage or theft to your personal property, such as clothing, furniture, with coverage for worldwide protection enlisted in the policy.

• Coverage for personal liability for protection when injury or damage is done to others or their property for which your relative or you are responsible.

• Few optional coverage as pertaining to the state law such as, coverage for lock replacement after theft, coverage for refrigerated content losses due to mechanical or power failure.

• Inflation protection to make sure that the increasing construction cost is dealt by your insurance coverage

Home insurance: Home Insurance is a policy that ensures the safety of your home and the belongings that you posses. This policy at times is also called the ‘package policy’ because it covers liability and damage coverage.

A standard home insurance includes four basic types of coverage:

• In case your house is damaged by hurricane, fire, or any other natural or unnatural disaster listed in the policy.

• Your furniture, clothes, sports equipment, and other personal belonging’s damage

• It takes care of the lawsuit filed against you for bodily injury or damage of personal property done to an individual by you or your pet.

• Additional living expenses for cases where your home becomes unlivable due to severe damages and you are forced to live in a temporary accommodation.

–By Sushma Pradhan

Too often, we live our life with a feeling of mere existence. However, we have to remember that life is not just existence. We need to create value out of every moment that we survive. When we aim to live long, why not aim to live healthy rather than just stretch those extra years with ventilators, masks, and popping in those multi colored and multi shaped pills. Here are ways that will help you not just add years to your life but give it a beautiful meaning too.

1. Love: The most beautiful and wonderful feeling ever. If you are not in love, then why not give an idea about it. In case, you have, then fall in love all over again. Falling in love does not necessarily mean romantically involved. Why not let your feeling flow, and express that love of yours. It could be in verse, a little gift, a small wonderful gesture, a warm smile, or perhaps just spending a little time. Express your love for your family, feel the joy of loving and getting love in return. Fall in love with humanity, then just wait and watch, how good you feel from inside. In return, just imagine how many illnesses you keep at bay, by merely falling in love again.

2. Indulge in morning ritual: Wake early up early and start your day. Watch the sunrise, and tell yourself you will not waste this wonderful day. Take each day as a gift and be ready to face the challenge it brings. Leave the comfort of the warm bed and go for long walks. A brisk walk in the morning and evening will add years to your life. However, the most important point here, you will look younger than your age. Wow! Don’t you think that it is a wonderful idea to save some money that you drain away for beauty treatment and therapy?

3. Suffer when there is to suffer: Well, this does not literally mean that you should not do anything about the sufferings in your life. Or else, you will feel as though you are reading a diary of a sadist. When I say suffering, I mean to point out that life has its share of high and low. Suffering is a part of life and one has to accept that. We lose our dear ones. We may not get the desired job. We may fall sick or are physically injured. Learn to feel the pain and grieve the moment. But, do not etch that pain in your heart. Try to move on and search for joy in life. Finding joy in living is extending your life.

4. Look at the positive side of life: We all know that we are not here to stay forever. We are all common mortals. We all make mistakes, learn to accept mistakes, and learn to rectify those mistakes not repeat them. Your negativity could come in a form of criticisms, self-doubt, or something you cannot do anything about. When these feelings start taking over your conscience, try to replace these feelings with positive ones. It is easy said then done, but the beginning has to be somewhere. So why not be now.

Do not make your heart a heap of scars. Learn to open your heart, receive love, and give love unconditionally. Learn the art of communicating. Try this it will do wonders for you.

5. Try few exercises: Are you a couch potato? Is your life sandwiched between different channels? Then think again? Just calculate, how many hours have left to live? Do that little addition and subtraction and then, yes unplug that TV. Now, the next time you can put in on, when you have some good movie you love or you get your favorite choice of DVD. Try some exercise for yourself, to get rid of all the junk that you have accumulated in your body. You may start a little bit of running, light push-ups. On the other hand, why not try something adventurous like rowing or hiking.

6. Mind your food: Do not eat your food half-heartedly, enjoy every morsel. However, loving and enjoying your food does not mean that you make a heap of the delicacy on your plate. Savor your food slowly and chew them well. Do not just gorge on them. Don’t you think that when you love to eat something why not eat slowly and enjoy them. Add colors to your plate. Well definitely not the colors of cream or icing, I mean the fruits and vegetables. However, add variety to your plate, I am sure you have heard the phrase; variety is the spice of life.

7. Discover the joy of travel: When was the last time you went for a vacation? I am sure you must be having that feeling of traveling some day. This does not necessarily mean that you wait until you reach that age of retirement or the day when you have accumulated enough money. Well, find out ways to cut down those extra expenses that you make, for instance eating out. You have to make it. One thing here for sure, you are young and this is the time to see the world. When your limbs give away, do you think you will be able to enjoy the steady climb to Eiffel Tower? Travel rejuvenates your life and adds days and yes not subtract days from your life.

8. Rediscover all that is important: This is one exercise that you need to do, if you want to add quality to your life. It might just take an hour or a little more.

Make a list of all that is important to you. Next, add to it everything that you want to do and expect out of life. Once the list is prepared, chalk out the list to just four to five things. These points are your core aim. These are the points that matter, focus, and take out time for these activities. You may eliminate the rest.

9. Do something different: Different does not mean that you think of ways to find your name in the Guinness Book of records. Different is doing something minute yet simple that will bring so much joy, which probably you had never thought of. For example, getting a little wet in the rain, feeling the shower touch you. Leave the manicured neighborhood and take a walk into a place where people are living in worse condition, talk to them, feel their pain. Play with children, buy flowers for yourself, talk to old people and just look around, you will find many more such opportunities. 

10. Life exists beyond that cubicle too: Do you just identify yourself with computers, taking phone calls, shuffling papers and chatting away on the internet? Do not waste your life in the files and your eyes glued to the computer. Try to organize your life. Organizing work and bringing a discipline adds many years to your healthy living. No doubt, you are using the internet to read the article there are exceptions always. Once you are done with this reading, unplug the internet and think of ways to organize the papers and yes your life.

Greetings! Welcome to the one of the most successful carnivals on the blogosphere. The 9th edition of the Carnival of Life, Happiness & Meaning is live. We have received 21 posts for this edition. Here are the posts in the order they were received.

Midnight Raider presents Set Personal Exercise Goals For Fitness Success posted at Refrigerator Raid. A recent study reported by The NY Times suggests that a walking exercise routine may be more effective and successful if it’s tailored to your individual needs.

Phil presents How to Gain Weight « Phil for Humanity posted at Phil for Humanity. In my opinion, there are two types of geeks. Fat geeks who eat badly and get little exercise, and skinny geeks (as I was) who defy the laws of nature who also eat badly and get little exercise.

Riversider presents Tales from the Riverbank posted at Save The Ribble. Two friends take a journey down the river. On one bank there is cynicism, on the other beauty. They arrive at their destination, but find themselves mired in a swamp. Eventually the tide turns, and they find themselves able to ride the tide home. Is this a deep and meaningful analogy for the journey of life itself? or perhaps it’s just a regular story?

Alex Blackwell presents What’s the Frequency? posted at The Next 45 Years. How often do you want to make love with your partner? How often does your partner want to make love? Many times the answers to both questions are not in sync. The best answer for your relationship, however, may be found somewhere in between.

Meredith Mathews presents Top 10 Studies on Happiness posted at Lemonade Stand. There are many schools of thought on happiness. And thanks to the popularity of The Secret, there are a growing number of people who believe that happiness is something you can attract.

Sheppard Salter presents Breastfeeding Revisited posted at salterblog.com. The private property rights pitted against the natural right of a mother to nurse her child. On the one hand what is the business trying to ‘protect?’ Its image? Oh come on…On the other hand staging a nursing sit in is not in the best interest of the child.

Chris614 presents I Should Be Happy All The Time posted at The Philosophy of Change.com. Trying to be happy all the time is exhausting. We fail at it every single day. Our mounting failure creates disappointment, frustration, anger and a sense that there must be something wrong with us.

Aaron Potts presents Happiness Quotient - What Blueprint are you Creating? posted at Today is that Day. Does your level of happiness stay constant regardless of whether you are headed into a hectic work-week or if you are loading up the car for a very much anticipated vacation?

Karen Lynch presents Paradigms and Possibilities posted at LivethePower. Sometimes the solution to a question or a problem that you are having is right in front of you. But you can’t see it. It’s there, waiting to be recognized, waiting for you to take advantage of it but you are so stuck in your thinking that you just can’t see it for what it is.

Anmol Mehta presents 10 Things You Should Do Everyday for a Happy, Meaningful & Good Life - Part 1 posted at Mastery of Meditation, Enlightenment & Kundalini Yoga. Part 1 of a 2 part series of what you should include in your life on a daily basis in order to live a fulfilling life.

Tupelo Kenyon presents How to Keep Your Word posted at Tupelo Kenyon. Celebrate life through the creative power of your word.

Edithyeung presents I Have Confidence posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act.. This is an ultimate song of confidence and positive self talk.

John Wesley presents How To Become a Highly Productive Night Owl posted at Pick the Brain. Being an early riser has its benefits, but it isn’t for everyone. Some of humanity’s greatest minds (Voltaire for example) were renowned for sleeping in. Depending on personality, environment, and work schedule, being an early riser may not be practical.

Sean LeMay presents Economics Sucks posted at Sean LeMay. Have you ever taken an economics course? Do you realize how much damage it did? Just one course can do drastic damage to your prosperity.

Alex Blackwell presents You get out of it what you put into it posted at The Next 45 Years. If you want the best your marriage or relationship can offer, then you need to put your best into it. The amount of energy you give your relationship will determine the degree of passion and its long-term success.

Roger Haeske presents How A Fool Idea Doubled My Productivity posted at Raw Food Diet, Bodyweight Fitness and Peak Performance Living. You will find yourself much happier and more fulfilled when they use this technique on a daily basis.

Judy Braley presents Find Yourself Some Extra Time posted at GrowFromWithin.com. If you work for someone else, maybe that extra productivity means that you can ask for a raise because you do a little more work than the next guy. If you’re a stay at home parent, maybe extra productivity with your tasks during the day.

Conan Stevens presents Lifestyle = Time + Money posted at Success by Conan. What is lifestyle? Rather than bore you with dictionary definitions I am going to give you my own run down.

Ruby presents 11 Ways to Stop Feeling Sad: How to Be Happy Right Now posted at Advice and Rants. Sadness is a part of life, but sometimes, you need to just move on and life your life. Here are some tips for feeling better right now.

Karen Halls presents Alcoholism Disease - Is there a Biological and Physiological Basis to Alcoholism? posted at Addiction Recovery Blog. In considering the alcoholism disease theory, there are three schools of thought in regard to how alcoholism disease can develop.

Marc and Angel presents The Two Most Important Practices in Life | Marc and Angel posted at Marc and Angel. The two most important practices in life necessitate the proper management of time and the continual development of personal relationships.

That concludes the 9th edition of the Carnival of Life, Happiness & Meaning. Next edition of this carnival will be hosted here on 08 July, 2007. You can submit your posts here.

Greetings! The 8th edition of the Carnival of Life, Happiness & Meaning is up. We have received 23 posts for this edition. I have reviewed all the posts separately. I am sure that our readers will enjoy these. Here are the posts in the order they were received.

Conan Stevens presents Lack Of Or No Energy? Always Feel Tired? It Might Be Your Diet posted at Tall Muscle Actors Blog. Conan says, “Diet alone took me from always tired with no energy to full of beans, so what did I do?”

Judy Braley presents Don’t Worry, Be Happy posted at GrowFromWithin.com. Once you’ve learned to banish worry from your mind, you are so much closer to being able to experience happiness and peacefulness on a regular basis. And then maybe like me, you’ll find “Don’t worry, Be Happy” to be more of a mantra than a silly little lyric.

Edithyeung presents Edith Yeung.com Dream Think Act » Blog Archive » When you turn 30… posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act.. You can look like or act like Bill Gates, but you don’t think like Bill Gates. You can never be Bill Gates.

Craig Harper presents The REAL SECRET of Success. posted at Motivational Speaker. Craig says, “Without doubt, the toughest ’sale’ I ever have to make (and I make it daily) is the value (idea, notion, concept, whatever you want to call it) of discipline. When I tell people that they don’t need a pill, powder, potion, product, gadget or gizmo… they simply need some discipline in their world, they are typically disappointed.”

Henry Tran presents Rules posted at Polyphasic Journal. The rules in my polyphasic sleep experiment that will begin 6/14/07. By the end, I hope to have many more hours of productive time to enjoy life.

John Hill presents How to Stop Worrying posted at Universe Of Success. To stop worrying you need to break the chain or in other words, stop worrying about worrying…

Alfaking presents Give…a drop of life! « Alfa King Memories posted at Alfa King Memories. Giving blood is saving life. Blood is never in excess. Someone somewhere needs some blood to remain alive. The importance of regular blood donation can never be overemphasized. A regular and timely supply of safe blood is vital for victims of accidents, women giving births and others requiring urgent surgical care.

John presents Attracting Friends posted at Attracting People.com. They might even be very different to you in many ways, they may even contrast with your own personality.

FitBuff presents How I Lifted 50 Pounds with My Mind posted at FitBuff.com’s Total Mind and Body Fitness Blog. Fascinating story of a firsthand experience of “mind over matter” — 50×25= 1,250 pounds of it, to be exact!

Christy Reisinger presents Fear is a Four Letter Word! posted at christysblog. J.D. at Get Rich Slowly has a great post about leting go of of the F word … FEAR! It is a long post but worth the read if you feel the fear and let it stop you from living life.

Dr. Deb presents Managed, Uh I Mean, Mangled Healthcare posted at Dr. Deb. This post looks at Michael Moore’s movie Sicko and a recent tragedy in a california hospital.

Ruby presents 25 Ways to Make Money Quickly and Easily (and Legally)! posted at Advice and Rants. How can you earn some extra money easily and quickly? You may be broke, debt, and desperate to make some money quickly, or you may be unable to work full-time (maybe because you’re a student like me?). Don’t worry, there are ways to make money quickly, easily, and without robbing a bank.

Alex Blackwell presents What Makes a Relationship Great? posted at Purpose drive life, happiness, success, success and life goals. Why are some couples happier than others? What is the “secret” for a great relationship? With certain couples it is clear there is something about the way they interact that makes it obvious they have a unique and genuine connection.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Yoga For What??? posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog. Madkane humor on Yoga.

Arathi presents Problem of Self posted at Success Step. A part of our being is one with stocks and stones. There we acknowledge the rule of universal law. That is where the foundation of our existence lies, deep down below.

SpiKe presents What Influences Our Priorities In Life? » Advice on organized and productive living through lifehacks and GTD » Organize IT posted at Organize IT. We all have some idea of our purpose and where we want to be in our life, even if it’s only short term goals, rather than some grand life plan and it is important to understand how they affect and influence our priorities during different stages of our life.

Karen Halls presents Weight Loss Without Cravings And No Diet posted at Addiction Recovery Blog. This article discusses something most people have never heard of - Emotional Freedeom Techniques. When applied to weight loss you can see amazing results.

Alvaro Fernandez presents On Bill Gates Harvard commencement speech (and his Frontal Lobes) posted at Brain Fitness. A great example of the Frontal Lobes in action!

Sheppard Salter presents Father’s Day posted at salterblog.com. Sheppards shares his experience on the Father’s Day.

Leslie Williams presents Who Loves Insurance Companies? posted at Do You Weary in Well Doing?. Frustration of communicating with insurance companies.

Albert Foong presents The most dangerous mistake in tapping your intuition posted at Urban Monk. Intuition will guide you to some awesome choices in your life as it has in mine - but why has it been so maligned? People make a dangerous mistake in tapping it, and so they think it’s “bad”. Find out what it is.

Jack Yoest presents USS Bonefish Lost: A Remembrance 18 June posted at Reasoned Audacity. Jack’s father, then only a teen-ager from Jersey, left high school, went to war and was assigned to the submarine, USS Bonefish. Just before the final mission of the Bonefish, he walked off the gangplank - transferred to another assignment. Another man took his place…

Joanne Tai presents Precious in my life posted at I’m Happy Fish. Every soul in the world will somehow and somewhere feels heartbroken and sorrow. These feelings are the unpredictability on being a human. But once we know there are hopes and faith waiting for us, everything will be bright and positive.

That concludes the 8th edition of the Carnival of Life, Happiness & Meaning. Next edition of this carnival will be hosted here on 29 June, 2007. You can submit your posts here.

Hi Everyone! We are here with the latest edition of the Carnival of Life, Happiness & Meaning. We have received 26 posts for the 7th edition of this carnival. Here are the 21 posts that finally managed to make the cut.

Kevin Kinchen presents The Perfect Life posted at Creative Power of Thought: Thoughts Become Things. Life is such that we have been created in the image and likeness of the creator of the All, and, as such we too are creators.

Lori Radun presents Friend or Saboteur ~ What is Your Relationship with Yourself? (Part 2) posted at The Mom Coach. 5 habits for developing a better relationship with yourself (part 2).

Paula presents Splurging: A Slice of Heaven in Rehoboth Beach posted at Queercents. Splurging is a good thing. At the end of the day money is just a means to an end. Paula’s philosophy is to maximize enjoyment of life by buying experiences like these without upending the bigger financial picture.

Neela Menon presents Well Done, Director! posted at One Hundred Years of Solitude. This is a collection of intensely personal notes from the diary of an artist, meant for the flames in her winter home. But so much water has flown under the bridge since then, and I dont care now!

Sundance presents Faith posted at A Girl Named Sundance. Science believes that if we were to close our eyes and still be able to tap this computer screen without looking, it is a evolutionary leftover from our reptile ancestors.

Virginia Simson presents Lessons from Panic posted at Centre for Emotional Well-Being. Lessons from panic and dealing with PTSD. How I recovered from trauma and stress and survivor guilt and became ‘normal’.

Vahid chaychi presents For Robust Emotional Health Read This! posted at Healthoma.com. The more you have or possess in terms of materialistic possessions and luxuries, the more happy will you be, is not how it actually works.

Brandon Peele presents Origin of Endeavor posted at Generative Transformation. If one falls in the category of consciously employing critical reasoning to ascertain whether or not one is acting in accordance with one’s best interest, then the distinction arises as to how to define “best interest”.

Craig Harper presents Paris in the Big House… so NOT FAIR. posted at Motivational Speaker. Poor Baby. How dare that nasty judge make her be responsible for her actions. She didn’t mean it; it was all a silly misunderstanding. Besides… probation and loss of license are such ambiguous terms anyway. “Oh, you meant no driving… at all?”

FitBuff presents 5 Simple and Effective Steps to Relax Your Body and Calm Your Nerves posted at FitBuff.com’s Total Mind and Body Fitness Blog. Great article on a quick and easy meditation technique. This is for those who don’t want to get all “zen” and spend hours searching for inner peace. Just a simple step by step to reset yourself and clear your mind in only a few minutes.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Chance Meeting posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog. Wedding Anniversary Limerick.

Wanda Grindstaff presents Financial Mindset - How much money are You Really Worth? posted at Creating Abundant Lifestyles. Living a prosperous life is not really about the money, it is about the lifestyle the money provides. It is about the freedom, the choices and the options available to those who create their lives.

Tejvan presents The Art of Happiness posted at Sri Chinmoy Inspiration. The art of Happiness. How to cultivate lasting happiness in your life.

Avant News presents Study Suggests Soul Sale Obesity Panacea posted at Avant News. According to Dr. Umbra, the Occam Center is currently building an extensive branch office, the Metaphysical Slimming Center in Mephistopheles, Oregon, which will specialize in “quick, painless removal of up to 15% of body weight at no cost.”

Alex Blackwell presents Savor Every Moment posted at The Next 45 Years. By sharing the positive aspects of your life with others gives you a great opportunity to savor the moment. When something good happens to you, go ahead and celebrate the event.

Phil presents The Secret to Happiness « Phil for Humanity posted at Phil for Humanity. Enthusiasm and good health are the two most important factors in finding happiness.

Gary van Warmerdam presents Milliseconds are Worth Years posted at Happiness. Paying attention to milliseconds may not seem like a big deal until you see the chain reaction of consequences for years afterwards. When you see the link between milliseconds and consequences, the milliseconds become as important as years of your life. You discover that you want control over what happens in those milliseconds.

John Wesley presents Here’s a Tip: Start Thinking for Yourself posted at Pick the Brain. People love tips. A list of tips is the easiest way to make the front page of Digg, attract dozens of back links, and acquire hordes of RSS subscribers.

Therapydoc presents Teaching posted at Everyone Needs Therapy. Therapydoc shares his experience.

Sheppard Salter presents Breast Feeding posted at salterblog.com. Do we give formula to dogs? To cats? To cows for heaven’s sake? No. But we sell it mothers all the time. We even export it to poor countries who are even more trusting of corporate America than we are.

Nneka presents Simplify Your Life posted at Spirituality Applied to Life. Do you find that you are constantly shuffling children from school, to ballet, to gymnastics, to hockey, to soccer, to piano lessons, to pottery class? Take a breather!

That concludes the 7th edition of the Carnival of Life, Happiness & Meaning. We hope to see you again on next week’s carnival that will be hosted here on 18 June, 2007.