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Don’t forget about food for the soul – flowers! Recent behavioral research at Rutgers University found that flowers in the home made people more social and compassionate. They brought immediate happiness and had a long-term effect on mood. No table is complete without flowers, so when you’re shopping for all that wonderful produce, don’t forget to buy a bouquet, too!
I agree! Thanks for reading.
So glad to see you are now online. I’ve enjoyed reading your column for years.