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Feeling Stressed Or Depressed? Try Some Flowers!
By Wesley Berry -
Beautiful flower gardens have been a part of our world for thousands of years. Yet, flowers don't provide us with food, clothing fibers, or any other item considered necessary for survival. So, why do we spend so much time planting and caring for flowers?

A recent study conducted at Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey, offers scientific proof that flowers do provide happiness, surely a necessity for our emotional well being. The study was conducted under the direction of Jeannette M. Haviland-Jones, Ph.D., who is a psychologist and internationally known expert in emotional development in human behavior. Of the results, Dr. Haviland-Jones said, "What's most exciting about this study is that it challenges established scientific beliefs about how people can manage their day-to-day moods in a healthy and natural way."

The study lasted for 10 months and produced proof of the
following:

• Flowers immediately affect happiness.
• The impact of flowers is positive and long-term.
• Flowers help to enable connections between people.

In the stressful world we live in, isn't it nice to know that by taking the simple step of purchasing flowers, you can quickly improve your own mood or someone else's? And, better yet, the flowers you buy for yourself will make those who see them happy as well. Just place them in a high-traffic area like the entryway to your home, on your kitchen table, or in the family's sitting room. Dr. Haviland-Jones agrees, saying, "Flowers bring about positive emotional feelings in those who enter a room. They make the space more welcoming and create a sharing atmosphere."

Want to boost the mood of your employees and customers? Place flowers in your lobby and in areas used by your employees, like the break room, cafeteria, or meeting rooms. You'll benefit by having a more beautiful workplace and you'll see more smiles around the office. Improved morale can also increase employee productivity, so your small purchase of flowers can result in huge returns!

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on google
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signage.
signs i just thought of:

    what are YOU willing to give up for OUR freedom? innocent iraqi's are giving their lives.

little girl
i've got a little girl (the white one) on my chest. she's curled up tightly, cuddling as much as she...
back.
yep, so i made it back all in one piece. one peace. yep, the trip wasn't too bad, only a...
yes, i would call for peace.
someone made a good point-- about whether if it were *my* family who were being tortured, killed, etc.. would i...
yes, i would call for peace.
someone made a good point-- about whether if it were *my* family who were being tortured, killed, etc.. would i...
various anti-war ramblings from athens, greece.
so, people don't like my views. you tell me that i shouldn't be ashamed to be an american. well.. i'd...
more on the war.
from my journal that i am keeping. 28 march 2003 location: the road along the beach, walking back into the...
thwarted!
sent as an email to friends and family... so, its saturday and i have been in mytlini since wednesday. i'm...
more war journaling.
its been three days here and my hatred of george w. bush only becomes greater. yesterday i looked across...
in other news.
webmail for brooke@rivervision is being a bitch. if you know my other email addy and you want to email me,...
anti-war notes from london, greece and seattle.
i am writing from a cafe in mytilini, island of lesvos, greece. just minutes ago i joined a march of...
seattle, again.
its a dollar for 1/2 hour. i had to check my email, hoping to hear from my ma. not yet....
in seattle.
hi all. blogging from seattle. its kinda surreal. i rode up on the train. let me just tell you that...
i'm outta here.
i'm addicted to the web. i'll probably be checking in from places afar. may all of your loved ones be...

florist can help you choose the perfect flowers for any occasion and can even help you pick the right flowers to match the recipients personality or the space they'll be placed in. Just pick up the phone and call or visit the flower shop to discuss what you need and what you'd like to achieve.

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Wesley Berry is the President of Wesley Berry Flowers, a successful multi-million dollar business that was established in 1946. He is also the Headmaster of the Professional Florists' Institute, a floral design school located in Michigan. Visit Wesley Berry Flowers on the web at www.800wesleys.com”> 800wesleys.com.


 
 
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