Diane Wallner Pauly
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It’s Time for Humor!

HELLO DEAR KIND SOULS

I have a question for you. What did the left eye say to the right eye?
Between you and me, something smells.

I know, you’re laughing your heads off!

HO-HO-HO-ING TO HEALTH!
Research shows that humor is good medicine — and can actually help keep you in good health!

Negativity causes an immune system to weaken. Positive attitudes, (Laughter) according to medical experts, is good for those who are sick and for those who want to stay well. Laughter is like inner jogging. It is said that laughing 100 times a day is the cardiovascular equivalent of 10 minutes of rowing. A good belly laugh exercises your heart as well as your circulatory and respiratory systems. Laugh out loud and you’re likely to get facial, shoulder, and diaphragm muscles into the act too.

How do you keep humor in your life?
Watch / look for funny movies or drawings containing people as well as animals. Look for, or share funny jokes, you might just get some in return. Post funny pictures on your refrigerator, walls, bathroom mirror etc. Keep refreshing them from day to day or week to week!  Be creative!

And, like exercise, laughter reduces stress, which is exactly what everyone needs at some time or other.  (Remember…get some exercise daily as well!)

THE FOLLOWING ARE ACTUAL ANNOUNCEMENTS TAKEN FROM CHURCH BULLETINS — FUN!

  • Wednesday, the ladies Liturgy Society will meet. Mrs. Johson will sing, “Put Me in a Little Bed” accompanied by the pastor.
  • This afternoon there will be a meeting in the south and north ends of the church. Children will be baptized at both ends.
  • Thursday at 5:00 P.M. there will be a meeting of the Little Mother’s Club. All those wishing to become little mothers, please meet with the minister in his study.
  • On Sunday, a speical collection will be taken to defray the cost of the new carpet. All those wanting to do something on the new carpet, come forward to get a piece of paper.
  • A bean supper will be held Saturday evening in the church basement. Music will follow.
  • The rosebud on the alter this morning is to accounce the birth of David Alan Belser, the sin of Rev. and Mrs. Julius Belser. (Yes, they used the word sin by mistake!).

DID YOU KNOW?      Fun information!
1. Pearls melt in vinegar.
2. It takes 3,000 cows to supply the NFL with enough leather for a year’s supply of footballs.
3. It’s possible to lead a cow upstairs…but not downstairs.

I hope you are all doing well. Keep a positive attitude. Practice patience, keep your humor going!

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ARC Community Services Drug and Alcohol Day Treatment2015
“Diane has received wonderful evaluations from her students. Two classes in particular, ‘Happiness Comes from Within’ and ‘Circle of Stones,’ focus on the potential in all of us to deepen spiritual awareness in the every-day moments of our lives. Diane is able to capture the hearts and minds of her students, so they leave with an enriched repertoire of strategies with which to rediscover their divine essence. She enjoys being of service through teaching others with love and sincerity, and those blessed to be in her classes experience uplifted hearts.”
Meriter Hospital Community Health Education Center 2005
The course materials were thought-provoking and targeted experiences and situations found in ‘everyday life.’ As a consequence, all the participants found personal ways of relating to what was being discussed. Issues of spirituality, growth and experiential learning in life were addressed weekly, as well as a wide range of individual topics like women’s health, nutrition, and other factors that significantly influence how one relates to oneself, others and the world at-large.
East Madison Community Center2005
As an avid reader, I love all genres; this book fit into so many: spiritual, narrative, adventure, memoir, self-help.
Diane shows us how Life’s twists and turns and surprises shape our destiny.
To read this story is like stepping into the shoes of an evolving guru!
Peg Hau
While reading Diane Pauly’s book, A Purpose-Driven Life of Helping Others: From Joy to Anguish and Back – A Memoir, I found myself wondering how the bright, successful woman I came to know in her middle years had found her way through the experiences that have left others in similar situations persistently depressed and non-functional.   And then I glanced again at the cover. The subtitle, ‘from to joy to anguish and back’ and I understood that her tenacity and strength of spirit had traveled with her through it all; her inner guidance had shown her that a better life was hers if she could only find the courage to keep moving forward. 
Marianne HelmDirector, Wholistic Health Counseling Services, LLC, Retired
Diane writes passionately and purposefully of her relatable life experiences, from pain to intense joy! A Purpose-Driven Life of Helping Others: From Joy to Anguish and Back – A Memoir is about her journey from victim to survivor to thriver. Pauly is a determined life learner, reframing struggles into opportunities. She transforms her life through self-responsibility and self-empowerment, finding purpose in helping others on their journey to healing, peace and love beyond fear.
Pamela K. HertelMS, LCSW, LPC
Diane was determined to make the best of life, and she did find the man of her dreams after many failed relationships. What rose out of the ashes was a strong spiritual essence, a love to be of service to those suffering and who were less fortunate. This diamond in the rough has shown her readers that everything is possible with God and that there is a plan for each of us, regardless of our present situations. Diane found that hard work, family, and her love for God and nature have brought her into the Highest form of Grace, which is to Love and BE LOVE! Great Read!
Rev Paul FunfsinnCelebrating Life Ministries