One day I was VERB ENDING IN ING through the PLACE when I stumbled across a ADJECTIVE little NOUN. This SAME NOUN AS BEFORE was having a bad day. They ADVERB looked at me with tears in their eyes and asked me how a ADJECTIVE NOUN like me was so joyful. I looked back at them and ADVERB replied that being a COOL NOUN was no easy task. I also told them that whenever I’m feeling sad, I like to VERB as a healthy coping strategy! What is a healthy coping strategy you ask? Well it can be a lot of things… When you’re feeling EMOTION, you can always talk to a NOUN or therapist. Sometimes getting outside and VERB ENDING IN ING or VERB ENDING IN ING. On a ADJECTIVE SEASON day one of my favorite things to do is to VERB at the PLACE. Watching TV SHOW/MOVIE while eating FOOD on my couch with PERSON, or cooking delicious meals like FOOD topped with SEASONING and with a side of FOOD can always lift my mood. After explaining this I quickly saw their mood shift from EMOTION to EMOTION. They came up and ADVERB said, I’ve always wanted to VERB but I always thought I wasn’t ADJECTIVE or ADJECTIVE enough to do it. Thank you kind NOUN I have to ask, where did you learn about these coping strategies? I chuckled ADVERB and replied that I learned these ADJECTIVE tool from my friends at the ADJECTIVE company called “Kaiser Permanente Educational Theatre.
