Tuesday, March 7, 2017

HOLIDAY VACTION

Holiday Vacation 


My holiday vacation is very memorable to me, not because of the two weeks that were not going to school but because we celebrate it with my whole family by my side. We are thankful that we faced all the trials, problems and struggles in year 2016 and hopefully we still able to face it this coming 2017 with my whole family. That no matter what happen we are still holding each other’s hands as we going to face it. 
I have learn a lot during my holiday vacation such as how to make Macaroni Salad, Spaghetti, Buko Salad, and many more. Also, I help my father when he cooked Barbeque and that thing with Shrimp which I don't know its name. Doing the household chores together with your siblings can help in making bonding with them.  I just realized it when we do the household chores together with my brothers and sisters. I didn't feel tired yet I feel enjoyed that time. We are doing it while talking with some issues we differently faced. We also talked about who's our crush, what is our dream, what profession we would take and etc. I feel that it strengthen more our bond as a family.    



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Thursday, November 10, 2016

pets as stress reliever






There's something incredibly comforting about coming home after a long day at work and being greeted with wet, slobbery kisses. For many people, interacting with a pet is the ultimate antidote to a stressful day. In fact, in one study, when people were presented with stressful tasks in four different situations -- alone, with their spouse, with their pet, or with both their spouse and their pet -- they experienced the lowest stress response and the quickest recovery in the situation where they were only with their pet.

Psychologists explain our affection for our pets in terms of several different possible contributing factors. First, humans have been breeding the species that we adopt as pets most frequently to have the physical characteristics that appeal to us, such as large eyes in relation to the head, in particular. All dogs are members of the same species (Canis familiaris), whether the short, squished noses of brachycephalic canine species like those of the Pug and Bulldogs, the floppy ears of the Labradors and Retrievers, or the skin folds of the Shar Pei, those characteristics were all products of artificial selection by human beings. They appeal to us the way they do simply because we bred them in the first place as much for those physical features that we consider so “cute” as for their other breed-specific characteristics and capabilities. The fact that we typically “infantilize” our pets (meaning that we treat them like infants throughout their entire lives) may have a lot to do with the emotions they evoke in us in conjunction with way the physical characteristics that we have bred into them appeal to our subconscious nurturing instincts. 

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