Have the winter blahs hit you yet? Here are 8 tips to stay healthy this Winter, with a printable chart.

It can be difficult, for some parents, to find the time to do an activity with their child. Yet, it’s so important to make that time.

Yesterday, today, and tomorrow can be a tough concept for a young child to grasp. Even adults can get bogged down with time struggles.

As we come to the end of another year, I look back on the chaos that has been my life in 2024. Interestingly enough...

The holidays can be stressful. Here are four tips to help you increase your joy, happiness and well-being...

Especially at Christmas, we need to come to a deeper understanding of the world around us, and our purpose in it. Give this song a listen...

If you are not at least 90% positive you can keep that commitment (to your person or organization), don’t make it! 

This year I made time to reflect. It brought me to tears as I considered all my many blessings. I hope that you had some time to reflect...

Thanksgiving is coming up, and then things really kick into high gear with Christmas coming up fast.  It’s a crazy time of year.  One...

We recently wrote out some short scripts of videos we might put on #youtube. To mix things up in the blog post, I thought I’d share.

Do you feel your life is like a carnival ride, spinning you in circles and running fast around sharp turns?

I might even suggest that non-verbal communication is more effective than verbal communication.

The fact still remains, you cannot change the past. What’s done is done. You can only manage to live with it and move positively forward.

It’s the wonderers, the dreamers, the people that are persistently questioning, that are advancing things in this world.

All of a sudden this spray shot up from the truck, over the roof and onto the red car behind it!

As young parents, a story was always part of the bedtime routine for our kids (two boys, now grown with children of their own).  We...

It’s when our priorities and our values get out of whack that we begin to struggle with work/life balance.

Being a military “brat” (child of someone in the service), I moved a lot. No matter how much I traveled, I always felt I had a “home base."

Put the mouse down. Stand up and back away slowly from the computer. Turn around and keep walking. Yes, you.

You never know when the need to compromise may arise. This spring, Jim and I made a huge decision, based on compromise.