Entries by Linda Leclerc

Our apologies!

Oh dear… My apologies this morning! Slow wake-up today. I worked late last night. It’s gray. All is hushed and quiet. A good time to take my time over breakfast. Until I glanced at my e-mail and saw that a barely started draft had just been published (God knows by whom?) and sent to subscribers […]

Why is it so destabilizing?

Laughing at nothing… Why is it so destabilizing for us serious, stressed-out adults? I was listening to a report on Radio-Canada’s Medium Large program this morning, and the host, Catherine Perrin, was talking to a columnist about laughter. In fact, about the false beliefs associated with laughter. Naturally, my curiosity was piqued! For example, they […]

Touching moments with seniors

Last Friday, I had the privilege of sharing some very touching moments with a group of seniors in Montreal. Very touching indeed. I took part in a shoot for Fernand Dansereau’s next film – Le Vieil âge et l’Espérance. I met Fernand in 2011, I think—the year he was shooting his film *Le Vieil âge […]

When I’m blue… Keep hope alive

Quand j’ai les bleus bébé, quand j’ai les bleus… Remember Pauline Julien’s song about crunching pills to cheer herself up and see things differently? Yeah… a lot of people have no choice but to turn to traditional medicine for a little hope. I chose another option. It’s not that traditional medicine is bad, but I’m […]

The technical challenges are interesting and our apologies!

Yes, I really do. Technical challenges are very interesting. They allow you to stay calm in moments of impatience and discovery, to learn new things… and to make excuses for the inconveniences! Véronique and I are testing things out here to see how they work and why I couldn’t do certain operations. Well… you’ll have […]

World Laughter Day, May 6, 2018

Message from Linda Leclerc, founder of the Laughter Yoga School Nothing works as quickly on our state of mind as laughter. When we laugh together, we can’t go on fighting or staying angry! Laughter is a wonderful universal language that has the potential to unite humanity. Smile at someone, and chances are they’ll smile back […]

A real HAPPY DAY!

A little over a year ago, I received a phone call and an e-mail from a certain Rossana Bruzzone. She left me a message in lilting French – Italian accent, I wondered? Spanish? hum… – inviting me to be part of a project she was working on. Montreal, the happiest city. Having lived in Montreal […]