World of Psychology

Summer’s Here, Naturally…

By John M Grohol PsyD
June 21, 2004

So, given that summer’s here, school’s out and everyone is hopefully doing fun, cool stuff instead of boring, indoor stuff, well, you’ll notice the updates here to be fewer and far between for the next 2-3 months. That’s the way we spend our summers — outside whenever possible, sipping mint julips under the palm trees at our weekend cottage.

Okay, you’re right. We don’t have a summer cottage. I haven’t seen a palm tree in years. And I wouldn’t know how to make a mint julip if my life depended upon it. I actually spend a lot of my time working on renovations to the house on the weekends and working regular office hours during the week. Nonetheless, look for fewer updates in the summer.

Go outside. Enjoy the sun. Enjoy life. That is, after all, what psychology is ultimately all about — figuring out how to live a happy, fulfilling life.


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Re: “…what psychology is ultimately all about – figuring out how to live a happy, fulfilling life.”

Be sure and let us in on what the secret is to figuring out how to live a happy, fulfilling life.

I think my reason for my not posting much isn’t that it’s summer, but that I’m too stressed and depressed.

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