dear anonymous: I agree with iwillbebetter on her advice.
If I am eating foods that are bad for me, then I don't feel well. I have recently eliminated sugar
and caffeine from my diet and that has really helped me out. Exercise is a great to improve a
persons mood. I don't exercise enough and I can get depressed if I don't exercise. I think exercising
outdoors is even better than exercising indoors because the outdoors has the sun and trees and
flowers and the fresh air. I like to read a motivational book. Writing in a journal helps too, or
writing on the website here. I have been writing on the website here a lot lately, even if no one
reponds or has any advice, I can still write and get everything "off of my chest" and clear my mind.
Going out of your house and talking to other people or just being around other people really helps
combat the boredom. Listing your achievements or accomplishments can help you feel better.
Listening to some great uplifting music can break the battle of boredom sometimes. I watched a
great, old, classic movie on television the other night and that just transformed me to another
time and place. I felt so relaxed after watching the movie, it was a great show. Talk to someone
on the phone, just call them "out of the blue" to say Hello ( I did this to my sister one day, I hope
it cheered her up !). Do something spontaneous to end the boredom. I always seem to enjoy
some things better if I do them at the "spur of the moment" instead of planning them.....just get
up and go do it. That is all I can think of. I am not very good at giving advice, but I can write
and ramble on for quite a long while, ha ha.

. Sorry this is so long.
Lynda Lu