Sharon Queano
Sharon is a freelance translator and copywriter and lives in Montreal. She enjoys movies, bread-making, and catching up with her Spanish. She has stopped blogging for the meantime.
She's still trying to figure out where she wants to retire, but plans to continue translating and taking courses, "to keep my brain on recycling mode" she says.
Popular Articles
How to Make a Home Care Plan Work
Home care allows seniors and others who need daily care to remain at home — comfortable, independent, and close to their families. But a home care plan needs to be thought through carefully, because a home care plan’s success or failure can be so very important to yours or...
Don’t Let Your Job Ruin Your Marriage
The pressures of work can be tough. Meeting deadlines and keeping your boss happy can sap your energy and leave you empty by the time you get home each evening. But, your primary commitment should be to your spouse first and foremost, and then to your children. Working late...
The Pain of Watching Your Teen Struggle
The teenage years are a time of making some of the best memories of your life as well as dealing with some of the biggest challenges of your life. My teenage years seemed to be mostly the latter and there’s no sum of money you could give me to...
What Makes a Mom Sad?
When you’re pregnant with your first baby, you think you’re in for a world of rainbows, unicorns, and magical fairy dust from the minute he or she is born, and then for the eighteen years that follow. It’s not until your baby has finally arrived that you understand the...
Tell the Kids that Santa’s in a Recession
Each year, around this time, children sit down at the table and write a letter to Santa, providing him with a bit of insight into all the things they’d like to see under the tree on Christmas morning. These wish lists are often misspelled, endearing, and somewhat amusing to...
