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JUDGEMENT DAY…. every day
I am surprised at how often in just a single day, we find ourselves sitting in judgement of others; others that we don’t even know.
Being Broke Ain’t Easy
I just need a job with benefits. I am killing my eyes with these bad contacts, and I’m pretty sure I have a mouthful of cavities. What a day to be a broke girl.
Is Your Negative Thought Life Hijacking Thoughtfulness?
Hidden assumptions we may have carried with us since childhood may influence our behavior and cause anxiety that rules our life.
A Day Well Spent
My mother Grace is in her 83rd year and it would be completely understandable and deserved, if at this age, she chose to spend her days relaxing, napping, or reading for hours. And, while she does spend some time doing all three, much of her time is spent truly ‘living’; a rich life filled with family, friends, daily activities and evening social events, and opportunities to learn something new.
Discover 3 of the Most Underrated Cities of la Belle Province
La Belle Province is full of beautiful cities and villages, all offering stunning landscapes, great food and plenty to do. Here are three of the most underrated cities of Quebec.
Human Touch and the Elderly and Dying
Guest Author and caregiver Jeannie Thomas shares her insights about the gifts of human touch.
Being Self-Employed
Guest author Jeffrey Griffiths talks about what a person may not consider about self-employment. The ins and outs of working for yourself.
Lessons Learned from the Holidays
The author makes some practical suggestions for a healthier approach both to holiday eating and to making those New Year’s resolutions that often result from the excesses of the holidays
Finding True NORTH
What if instead of raising children, we raised them UP – to the light, to stand up and face forward?
Procrastination: Is There a “Cure”?
Research has shown that procrastination has negative effects on our well-being, but there is hope for the chronic procrastinator!
