Back when I created these, thank-you graphics were called email tags or simply tags. I have also seen them called snags. They are images that can be used for digital cards, emails, message boards, social media comments when images are allowed, reaction posts, and/or memes. People would (still do) create them with all sorts of… Continue reading
Posts by Daydream Lane
Beyond Fear: Coping with Anxiety, Agoraphobia, and the Struggle for Self-Care
Since I was 9 years old, I have lived inside of anxiety and fear. Being afraid all of the time can lead to agoraphobia and struggles with self-care. At the ripe old age of 56, I continue to find it challenging to go beyond fear and find ways to live my life to the fullest…. Continue reading
Crock Pot Top Round London Broil Easy Recipe
Back on June 30, 2013, I originally published this Crockpot Top Round London Broil Recipe. I was craving some beef roast, and in the Greenwise section of Publix meats, they had this beautiful Top Round that I had to pick up. After searching the Internet, I found slow cooker directions that weren’t intimidating on AllRecipes,… Continue reading
Interpreting Children’s Art: How One Drawing Showed a Child’s Struggle with Self-Worth
When I initially began volunteering to facilitate the Meet the Masters program, I had no idea how fascinating interpreting children’s artwork would be. The number of secrets that could be discovered inside the children’s drawings was startling to a layperson as myself. The Meet the Masters Program If you are unfamiliar with it, Meet The… Continue reading
I Don’t Hate You (The Face of Social Anxiety)
Folks with social anxiety are all around you. Yes, we were probably at that meeting the other day together — I’m the one who didn’t talk. You might have noticed the sheen of sweat that gathered on my forehead as time went on. I watched everyone carefully, and if we met eyes, I smiled at… Continue reading