Kiss & Make Up Day
August 25th might not be the national day to celebrate your favourite sweet treat, but it’s certainly an important day. National Kiss and Make Up Day is all about putting aside your differences and resolving any conflicts with your family, friends or colleagues. Well, you don’t have to kiss your colleagues!
According to the Mayo Clinic, holding onto grudges can be toxic to your health, not to mention your relationships. Letting go of grudges and bitterness can make way for improved health and peace of mind. Forgiveness can lead to:
- Healthier relationships
- Improved mental health
- Less anxiety, stress and hostility
- Lower blood pressure
- Fewer symptoms of depression
- A stronger immune system
- Improved heart health
- Improved self-esteem
It’s not always easy to forgive someone, especially if you’ve been hurt and the person who’s hurt you doesn’t admit wrong. It’s key to remember that it’s not just about them, it’s also about your state of mind and how that could be negatively affecting your physical and mental health. That doesn’t mean just bottle it up and move on—these emotions need to be acknowledged to be processed.
If you are struggling to forgive someone, try practicing empathy and seeing the situation from the other person’s point of view. Consider if you would have reacted similarly if you faced the same situation. Reflect on times you’ve hurt others and been forgiven. Consider writing down your feelings in a journal, doing a guided meditation or speaking to a counsellor, spiritual leader or an impartial friend or family member.
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- →$post->category Timber\Term(16)
- contents
- Static class properties (1)
- Available methods (30)
- public id -> integer29
- public ID -> integer29
- public object_type -> string(4) "term"
- public PostClass -> string(11) "Timber\Post"
- public TermClass -> string(4) "Term"
- public _children -> NULL
- public name -> string(27) "Holidays & Celebrations"
- public taxonomy -> string(8) "category"
- public term_id -> integer29
- public slug -> string(21) "holidays-celebrations"
- public term_group -> integer0
- public term_taxonomy_id -> integer29
- public parent -> integer0
- public count -> integer6
- public filter -> string(3) "raw"
- public term_order -> string(1) "0"
- public $representation :: string(4) "term"
- →public static from($tid, $taxonomy) -> static
@param $tid @param $taxonomy @return static Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:91
- →public __call($field, $args) -> mixed
This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2 @return mixed Inherited from Timber\Core Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Core.php:26
- →public __construct($tid = NULL, $tax = "")
@param int $tid @param string $tax Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:68
- →public __get($field) -> mixed
This is helpful for twig to return properties and methods see: https://github.com/fabpot/Twig/issues/2 @return mixed Inherited from Timber\Core Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Core.php:35
- →public __isset($field) -> boolean
@return boolean Inherited from Timber\Core Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Core.php:15
- →public __toString() -> string
@return string Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:81
- →public can_edit() -> bool
Can you edit this post/term/user? Well good for you. You're no better than me. @example ```twig {% if post.can_edit %} <a href="{{ post.edit_link }}">Edit</a> {% endif %} ``` ```html <a href="http://example.org/wp-admin/edit.php?p=242">Edit</a> ``` @return bool Inherited from Timber\Core Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Core.php:100
- →public children()
@api @return array Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:361
- →public description()
@api @return string Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:369
- →public edit_link()
@api @return string Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:383
- →public get_children()
@internal @return array Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:331
- →public get_edit_url()
@internal @return string Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:229
- →public get_field($field_name) -> mixed
@param string $field_name @return mixed Inherited from Timber\Core Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Core.php:125
- →public get_link() -> string
@internal @deprecated since 1.0 @return string Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:265
- →public get_meta_field($field_name) -> string
@internal @param string $field_name @return string Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:238
- →public get_method_values() -> array
@return array Inherited from Timber\Core Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Core.php:115
- →public get_path() -> string
@internal @deprecated since 1.0 @return string Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:256
- →public get_posts($numberposts_or_args = 10, $post_type_or_class = any, $post_class = "") -> array|bool|null
Get posts that have the current term assigned. @internal @param int|array $numberposts_or_args Optional. Either the number of posts or an array of arguments for the post query that this method is going. to perform. Default `10`. @param string $post_type_or_class Optional. Either the post type to get or the name of post class to use for the returned posts. Default `any`. @param string $post_class Optional. The name of the post class to use for the returned posts. Default `Timber\Post`. @return array|bool|null Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:283
- →public import($info, $force = false)
Takes an array or object and adds the properties to the parent object @example ```php $data = array('airplane' => '757-200', 'flight' => '5316'); $post = new Timber\Post() $post->import(data); echo $post->airplane; //757-200 ``` @param array|object $info an object or array you want to grab data from to attach to the Timber object Inherited from Timber\Core Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Core.php:59
- →public link() -> string
Returns a full link to the term archive page like `http://example.com/category/news` @api @example ```twig See all posts in: <a href="{{ term.link }}">{{ term.name }}</a> ``` @return string Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:398
- →public meta($field_name) -> string
Retrieves and outputs meta information stored with a term. This will use both data stored under (old) ACF hacks and new (WP 4.6+) where term meta has its own table. If retrieving a special ACF field (repeater, etc.) you can use the output immediately in Twig — no further processing is required. @api @param string $field_name @example ```twig <div class="location-info"> <h2>{{ term.name }}</h2> <p>{{ term.meta('address') }}</p> </div> ``` @return string Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:421
- →public path() -> string
Returns a relative link (path) to the term archive page like `/category/news` @api @example ```twig See all posts in: <a href="{{ term.path }}">{{ term.name }}</a> ``` @return string Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:435
- →public posts($numberposts_or_args = 10, $post_type_or_class = any, $post_class = "") -> array|bool|null
Gets posts that have the current term assigned. @api @example ```twig <h4>Recent posts in {{ term.name }}</h4> <ul> {% for post in term.posts(3, 'post') %} <li> <a href="{{ post.link }}">{{ post.title }}</a> </li> {% endfor %} </ul> ``` If you need more control over the query that is going to be performed, you can pass your custom query arguments in the first parameter. ```twig <h4>Our branches in {{ region.name }}</h4> <ul> {% for branch in region.posts({ posts_per_page: -1, orderby: 'menu_order' }, 'branch', 'Branch') %} <li> <a href="{{ branch.link }}">{{ branch.title }}</a> </li> {% endfor %} </ul> ``` @param int|array $numberposts_or_args Optional. Either the number of posts or an array of arguments for the post query that this method is going. to perform. Default `10`. @param string $post_type_or_class Optional. Either the post type to get or the name of post class to use for the returned posts. Default `any`. @param string $post_class Optional. The name of the post class to use for the returned posts. Default `Timber\Post`. @return array|bool|null Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:487
- →public title()
@api @return string Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:495
- →public update($key, $value)
@param string $key @param mixed $value Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:348
- →protected static get_tid($tid) -> int|array
@internal @param int $tid @return int|array Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:199
- →protected get_term($tid) -> mixed
@internal @param int|object|array $tid @return mixed Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:161
- →protected get_term_from_query()
@internal @return integer Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:108
- →protected get_term_meta($tid) -> array
@internal @param int $tid @return array Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:150
- →protected init($tid)
@internal @param int $tid Defined in <ROOT>wp-content/plugins/timber-library/lib/Term.php:125



