Eight Great Things About Life as an Empty Nester
My husband has a motto for the empty nest season of life. He says, “You can do what you want, when you want, for as
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My husband has a motto for the empty nest season of life. He says, “You can do what you want, when you want, for as
Loss is a part of life, yet few of us are ready for it when it comes. Whether it’s the end of a long-term relationship
Why dual impulses are natural, “good” advice is relative, and one person’s poison is another person’s balm Two basic impulses Virtually every message that tells
You just had an argument with your spouse in which you (or they) ended the dialogue with the aged old verbal blow of “You’re JUST
Far too often, you – being the man that you are, assume that the significant female in your life is in the midst of ‘that
For each and every one of us, there are dreams and plans for the future, wishes and wants, deeds and desires that remain undone films
Mother. Yours and mine. The bond is unmistakable. Imagine the fetus that gets nurtured in a woman’s womb for nine months. That’s a long time
Are we living in a soft society? Has political corrected-ness completely diminished honesty in nearly every aspect of life? Is this soft society a friendlier,
We come into this world fairly unconcerned about what other people think of us. Babies cry in public, walk around naked, have no humility when
The method of our electronic communication is quickly changing the face of common etiquette. Just a few short years ago, people sent out party invitations,
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