So, I don’t know if it’s because I have some kind of sixth sense or what, but I started thinking, It’s about time for another edition of What Do You Really Want?

I looked at the first What Do You Really Want? and saw that I posted it on April 26.

Today is May 26.

[enter Twilight Zone music]

So, really, I must have some kind of sixth sense, right? To have thought it was time for another What Do You Really Want? on the same day of the month as the last one?? Right?

Yeah, alright, it was a complete coincidence. Let’s get to what you all want.

5 MHN Search Phrases I Can’t Really Help You With

1. “take kids to see dave matthews band” – Ah, Dave Matthews and Company. What joys you’ve brought my soul. What difficult times you’ve helped me overcome. A search of this phrase brought no results; however, that doesn’t mean I don’t express my love for you here at Mental Health Notes. A search of “Dave Matthews” presents six results. None of them offer any information about taking kids to see you in concert, though. So, to all looking for information about Dave in concert, I recommend perusing through the b5media Music Channel.
2. “hot sexy pics of dale earnhart jr” – Another phrase that brought no results; however, I’m not surprised one of you Mental Health Notes readers would be searching for hot sexy pics of Dale Earnhart, Jr. After all, Dale Jr. is indeed a hot and sexy man and within the top five for me (Wenti, of course, leads that list), even if I’ve only mentioned him once. Alas, for more Dale Earnhart, Jr. news, you’ll have to visit Tim over at Do You NASCAR?
3. “r.e.m.song hurt” – Another great band, and another search with no results at Mental Health Notes. SongMeanings.net provides the lyrics and discussion about the song; try the b5media Music Channel for further information.
4. “being late for work a lot” – Being late for work a lot undoubtedly sucks, and is something I don’t have to worry about as I work from home. This is probably one reason why I’ve never written anything meaningful about it (even though a search of the phrase here at Mental Health Notes brings several results). For work-related matters, you may have better luck at b5media’s Business Channel.
5. “google sexy women” – Ah! While this particular phrase brought no results at Mental Health Notes, I did actually blog about sexy women here a couple of times. During April’s theme day here at the Health & Wellness Channel, I offered cancer-related resources and one of them pertained to women’s sexuality. A few days after that, I shared a study regarding sexy women and their effect on our brains and the economy. Aside from that, however, try checking out b5media’s Beauty & Style, Celebrities, and Entertainment channels for all your sexy women googling needs.

I can’t wait to see what you all want to know about next month!

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Mental Health Notes Asks: What Do You Really Want? May Edition

Here at b5media’s Health & Wellness Channel, we’re always doing something.

This week, we’re rounding up our “Top 5″ posts.

Some bloggers are focusing on their top five most popular posts, their favorite posts, and even posts that aren’t very well known to their readers.

Because Mental Health Notes is still celebrating its one-year anniversary, I thought I’d go retro with it and list the top five posts I had the most fun writing within the first five months Mental Health Notes was live. (Five just seems to be a common number here, so I’ll stick with it.)

So, without further ado…

May 2007 – Brush Up On Your Health Literacy – This post was actually part of a Mental Health Month series I ran in May 2007. For each day of the month, I offered a “tip” to help better manage mental health. The main reason I enjoyed writing this post is because health literacy was, at that time, completely new to me. So, I was learning while I was passing along information to you.

June 2007 – Is There a Line That Separates Politics and Human Compassion? – I had some trouble choosing a post from this month. Initially, I wanted to select DMB Takes a Stand Against Inadequate Mental Health Care because – hello – Dave Matthews Band is the best. band. ever. However, the related petition was expired, so I moved on to Is There a Line That Separates Politics and Human Compassion? While the information in that post isn’t exactly up to date, it’s still very relevant in today’s politics. And it was fun to write, because I just don’t like Ann Coulter.

July 2007 – Harry Potter: A Cure for Depression? – Choosing a post for this month presented a dilemma, too. I thought about highlighting Damage Control: How To Deal With Losing Mental Health Care Coverage (it is extremely beneficial information, after all), but I ultimately chose the Harry Potter post because it was the funnest to write.

August 2007 – Reduce Stress The Interactive Way – This was by far the funnest post to write during August 2007, because the research that went into writing this post was fun!

September 2007 – Long Abandoned Suitcases From A State Mental Institution – I didn’t have to think too long about this one. Writing about the Willard Suitcase Exhibit was not only fun; it was fascinating.

That’s all for the top five posts I had the most fun writing during the first five months of Mental Health Notes. Did I include any of your favorites?

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Top 5 Posts I Had The Most Fun Writing For Mental Health Notes